07-09-2015, 05:27 PM | #1 |
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Hi! I found someone on the forums whose lease is ending soon and I'm interested in buying his X3. Just wanted to see if anyone can guide me how this whole process works - is it ok if he returns the car to the dealer and I should approach the dealer then to certify it and buy it from him (keeping in mind I know the buy out price would the dealer sell me the car for buyout price plus certification fee and tax) or should I have him just buyout the car himself and get it certified and then get it from him.
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07-11-2015, 07:48 AM | #2 |
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There are a number of factors to consider for both of you. For him he needs to know what buyout is and what it will cost to do a lease return (over miles? excess wear or damage?). For you how important is the CPO warranty? Depending on the state there are sales tax ramifications for both of you.
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07-11-2015, 09:18 AM | #3 |
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I know the buyout and he is leasing another BMW. He is under the miles and the car is in mint condition.
I would definitely want it certified for the peace of mind. We are in a state where we pay tax on the buy out price. Considering these factor what makes more sense should I buy directly from him once he buys it out or let him return it to dealer and then buy from dealer |
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I am advising you to think twice. First pass residuals are putative. The way to get a killer deal is to take over someone's lease. Buying a vehicle that's coming off lease is generally upside down. This means you're going to pay more than market value. Please reconsider or otherwise tread carefully. |
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