6th month left of m5 lease

6th month left of m5 lease

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forest172

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687 posts

206 months

Thursday 16th July 2015
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I'm letting it go back and for the family hack I've contract hired a 335d msport xdrive lci. £314 Inc vat for a 6 x 23 months profile with 10k. However I've added the m plus pack and heated seats on top. Because I've sold the family hack for £40k (discovery sport which was rubbish) I've now got cash in the bank for a toy.

Will really miss the m5. But I suppose the 335d will be equally as quick for day to day usage.

Edited by forest172 on Thursday 16th July 07:51


Edited by forest172 on Thursday 16th July 07:53

HoHoHo

14,987 posts

250 months

Thursday 16th July 2015
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forest172 said:
I'm letting it go back and for the family hack I've contract hired a 335d msport xdrive lci. £314 Inc vat for a 6 x 23 months profile with 10k. However I've added the m plus pack and heated seats on top. Because I've sold the family hack for £40k I've now got cash in the bank for a toy.

Will really miss the m5. But I suppose the 335d will be equally as quick for day to day usage.

Edited by forest172 on Thursday 16th July 07:51
You certainly will frown

As good as the 335d is, every time you see an M5 on the road you'll have a little feeling of loss which will never dwindle wink

forest172

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687 posts

206 months

Thursday 16th July 2015
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HoHoHo said:
You certainly will frown

As good as the 335d is, every time you see an M5 on the road you'll have a little feeling of loss which will never dwindle wink
I will but I had the new c63 on demo all last weekend and really did prefer the smaller car drive. Ok so the 335d ain`t no m3 or c63 but should be a hoot.

And deciding what to buy for a toy is going to be good fun. Also I`ve probably only ever seen 4 m5`s since I`ve had mine

HoHoHo

14,987 posts

250 months

Thursday 16th July 2015
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forest172 said:
HoHoHo said:
You certainly will frown

As good as the 335d is, every time you see an M5 on the road you'll have a little feeling of loss which will never dwindle wink
I will but I had the new c63 on demo all last weekend and really did prefer the smaller car drive. Ok so the 335d ain`t no m3 or c63 but should be a hoot.

And deciding what to buy for a toy is going to be good fun. Also I`ve probably only ever seen 4 m5`s since I`ve had mine
I've got mine for a further 18 months still and am already thinking where I go from here.

If I'm offered a silly purchase price that's one option or alternatively I'm thinking new M6 if the deals are still around.

The power of the M V8 and the package is simply stunning.

I'm off to Italy next week for three weeks on an M5 European tour (complete with wife, 5 and 10 year old) and I can't wait, I'm looking forward to 3000 miles of driving heaven cloud9

forest172

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687 posts

206 months

Thursday 16th July 2015
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that will be bliss enjoy!!!

Jonny TVR

4,534 posts

281 months

Thursday 16th July 2015
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Going to get a price to buy when mine ends at the end of November.

2013 20inch wheels, tow bar, rest is standard and will have 47K miles on it by then.

How much do you think they will offer it to me at. I'm thinking £36k

HoHoHo

14,987 posts

250 months

Thursday 16th July 2015
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forest172 said:
that will be bliss enjoy!!!
Thanks, hopefully though the tunnel this time next week............. driving

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mondie

622 posts

142 months

Thursday 16th July 2015
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forest172 said:
I'm letting it go back and for the family hack I've contract hired a 335d msport xdrive lci. £314 Inc vat for a 6 x 23 months profile with 10k. However I've added the m plus pack and heated seats on top. Because I've sold the family hack for £40k (discovery sport which was rubbish) I've now got cash in the bank for a toy.

Will really miss the m5. But I suppose the 335d will be equally as quick for day to day usage.

Edited by forest172 on Thursday 16th July 07:51


Edited by forest172 on Thursday 16th July 07:53
I can understand that choice as I am thinking along similar lines. The M5 is traction limited so the gap day to day wont be as big as the specs may suggest. Wish BMW would hurry up with the AWD M5.



JNW1

7,787 posts

194 months

Friday 17th July 2015
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forest172 said:
I'm letting it go back and for the family hack I've contract hired a 335d msport xdrive lci. £314 Inc vat for a 6 x 23 months profile with 10k. However I've added the m plus pack and heated seats on top.
If it's not too late to change the order I'd suggest adding adaptive suspension as without it an X-Drive can feel a bit soft if you want to go quickly on a twisty road (and that's because even the M-Sport versions of the X-Drives only get SE suspension as standard). Apologies in advance if you're aware of this already!

Jonny TVR

4,534 posts

281 months

Friday 17th July 2015
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mondie said:
I can understand that choice as I am thinking along similar lines. The M5 is traction limited so the gap day to day wont be as big as the specs may suggest. Wish BMW would hurry up with the AWD M5.
That would be very dull wink

JMBMWM5

2,284 posts

198 months

Friday 17th July 2015
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Just specced up an M5 CP @ £87K, I wonder what discount would be still around now on these cars?.

theboss

6,913 posts

219 months

Friday 17th July 2015
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Jonny TVR said:
mondie said:
I can understand that choice as I am thinking along similar lines. The M5 is traction limited so the gap day to day wont be as big as the specs may suggest. Wish BMW would hurry up with the AWD M5.
That would be very dull wink
Agreed. The fact that the M5 is traction limited forces you to engage your brain a little - it's part of the car's appeal to me. And it's still fast as hell even when traction is constrained.

I have a leased Golf R in addition to the M5 and, for all its tractive benefit, it might as well be the 1.4l TFSI.

HoHoHo

14,987 posts

250 months

Tuesday 1st September 2015
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Quick thread resurrection......

Anyone on the 24 month leases that are due to finish shortly made any progress on either their next car, settlement figures or extending their current cars?

I've still got just over a year on mine I'm over the mileage by a few thousand and interested in how BMW maybe likely to talk to me in 7 or 8 months or so.

Jonny TVR

4,534 posts

281 months

Tuesday 1st September 2015
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HoHoHo said:
Quick thread resurrection......

Anyone on the 24 month leases that are due to finish shortly made any progress on either their next car, settlement figures or extending their current cars?

I've still got just over a year on mine I'm over the mileage by a few thousand and interested in how BMW maybe likely to talk to me in 7 or 8 months or so.
I spoke to them and they wouldn't give me a figure to purchase until near or at the end of the contract. I have another 3 months left and my mileage is currently at 47k versus the agreed 40k. If I can buy it for £36K I will probably do so but with the new shape 5 series due out mid 2016 I wouldn't want to keep it for more than a year. I change my mind almost daily but latest crazy thinking is a Granturismo just for the noise and name if I'm honest.

Zod

35,295 posts

258 months

Tuesday 1st September 2015
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Jonny TVR said:
I spoke to them and they wouldn't give me a figure to purchase until near or at the end of the contract. I have another 3 months left and my mileage is currently at 47k versus the agreed 40k. If I can buy it for £36K I will probably do so but with the new shape 5 series due out mid 2016 I wouldn't want to keep it for more than a year. I change my mind almost daily but latest crazy thinking is a Granturismo just for the noise and name if I'm honest.
Why don't you haggle and tell them it can't be worth that much because the first owner has abused it. jester

kippaxking

185 posts

220 months

Tuesday 1st September 2015
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I've got 6 weeks left on my 2 year lease. BMW have offered me a 3 month extension at the current rate although they will increase this to 6 months if I order a new vehicle from them. The mileage allowance will be pro rata the same.

I asked about a 12 month extension and was told they would be happy to quote but I should expect a significant increase as 'discounts are loaded on new sales'. My car will need tyres, brakes and a service in six months so this doesn't seem a logical thing to do.

I was pondering getting a boring family car and a weekend toy when I saw the deals on the M6..... smile


Jonny TVR

4,534 posts

281 months

Wednesday 2nd September 2015
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kippaxking said:
I've got 6 weeks left on my 2 year lease. BMW have offered me a 3 month extension at the current rate although they will increase this to 6 months if I order a new vehicle from them. The mileage allowance will be pro rata the same.

I asked about a 12 month extension and was told they would be happy to quote but I should expect a significant increase as 'discounts are loaded on new sales'. My car will need tyres, brakes and a service in six months so this doesn't seem a logical thing to do.

I was pondering getting a boring family car and a weekend toy when I saw the deals on the M6..... smile
What M6 deals??

Jonny TVR

4,534 posts

281 months

Wednesday 2nd September 2015
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This is the deals I was quoted last month on the M6.

BMW M6
3x23 20k per annum £1,232.50 ex VAT
3x35 20k per annum £870.80 ex VAT

The dealer said that he didn't expect to see the deal he gave me 18 months ago on the M5 happening again for the M6 or the M5. I'm paying £741 ex VAT based on 20k per annum for the M5 at the moment which at was the lowest available in the market.

HoHoHo

14,987 posts

250 months

Wednesday 2nd September 2015
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Jonny TVR said:
This is the deals I was quoted last month on the M6.

BMW M6
3x23 20k per annum £1,232.50 ex VAT
3x35 20k per annum £870.80 ex VAT

The dealer said that he didn't expect to see the deal he gave me 18 months ago on the M5 happening again for the M6 or the M5. I'm paying £741 ex VAT based on 20k per annum for the M5 at the moment which at was the lowest available in the market.
Interesting, I wonder how much it would reduce on say 12k per annum?

kippaxking

185 posts

220 months

Wednesday 2nd September 2015
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Jonny TVR said:
kippaxking said:
I've got 6 weeks left on my 2 year lease. BMW have offered me a 3 month extension at the current rate although they will increase this to 6 months if I order a new vehicle from them. The mileage allowance will be pro rata the same.

I asked about a 12 month extension and was told they would be happy to quote but I should expect a significant increase as 'discounts are loaded on new sales'. My car will need tyres, brakes and a service in six months so this doesn't seem a logical thing to do.

I was pondering getting a boring family car and a weekend toy when I saw the deals on the M6..... smile
What M6 deals??
£750 inc VAT on a 6+35 month plan, 8k miles pa.

Apart from the initial payment it's virtually what I'm paying for the M5.

A very cheap way to drive a £100k car!