New M5 PCP Deals, 755 deposit 755 monthly!
New M5 PCP Deals, 755 deposit 755 monthly!
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Rameez-v57b3

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337 posts

99 months

Monday 22nd July 2019
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I'm noticing more and more not just limited to the M5 but BMW dealers are just chucking out M cars at 1 month installment as a deposit and the same monthly for the entire duration.

Peter Vardy are currently doing the new M5, with a 27k dealer contribution, working out at 755 up front and 755 per month for 8k miles which is slightly low but could probably be upped to 10/12 for £50 per month extra.

Looks like a good deal, i'd say list price is inflated however 91k when it should be more like a 60-70k car new but seems a good deal when comparing to the mercedes equivelant!

JakeT

6,002 posts

150 months

Monday 22nd July 2019
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Rameez-v57b3 said:
27k dealer contribution
eek

Utter madness.

Terminator X

20,864 posts

234 months

Monday 22nd July 2019
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No one wants the standard M5 though, too soft wink

TX.

Terminator X

20,864 posts

234 months

Monday 22nd July 2019
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Rameez-v57b3 said:
Looks like a good deal, i'd say list price is inflated however 91k when it should be more like a 60-70k car new but seems a good deal when comparing to the mercedes equivelant!
People keep saying this but seriously look at the hardware you get; it could never be priced at £60k from the factory ... look what it would be up against spin

TX.

The0bald

87 posts

145 months

Monday 22nd July 2019
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No one pays list for an m5, ergo it is not worth 91k.

They are giving away 2019 models now due to the cockpit change in the 2020 which is available next month.

I’d buy on one of those deals but my friends brake screech like my old F10 and I will never do that again.

Terminator X

20,864 posts

234 months

Tuesday 23rd July 2019
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The0bald said:
No one pays list for an m5, ergo it is not worth 91k.

They are giving away 2019 models now due to the cockpit change in the 2020 which is available next month.

I’d buy on one of those deals but my friends brake screech like my old F10 and I will never do that again.
Not sure that is really the case. Some people might not pay list or near it but imho a fair few do. When I initially got some carwow quotes for a new M5 there was very little discount from 5-6 dealers.

TX.

anonymous-user

84 months

Tuesday 23rd July 2019
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Terminator X said:
The0bald said:
No one pays list for an m5, ergo it is not worth 91k.

They are giving away 2019 models now due to the cockpit change in the 2020 which is available next month.

I’d buy on one of those deals but my friends brake screech like my old F10 and I will never do that again.
Not sure that is really the case. Some people might not pay list or near it but imho a fair few do. When I initially got some carwow quotes for a new M5 there was very little discount from 5-6 dealers.

TX.
When was that TX? A friend of mine has been enquiring about an M5 and BMW are apparently all over him with incentives. He got the feeling they just can’t move them at the moment.
Though, as said, this could be the outgoing model.

Terminator X

20,864 posts

234 months

Tuesday 23rd July 2019
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REALIST123 said:
Terminator X said:
The0bald said:
No one pays list for an m5, ergo it is not worth 91k.

They are giving away 2019 models now due to the cockpit change in the 2020 which is available next month.

I’d buy on one of those deals but my friends brake screech like my old F10 and I will never do that again.
Not sure that is really the case. Some people might not pay list or near it but imho a fair few do. When I initially got some carwow quotes for a new M5 there was very little discount from 5-6 dealers.

TX.
When was that TX? A friend of mine has been enquiring about an M5 and BMW are apparently all over him with incentives. He got the feeling they just can’t move them at the moment.
Though, as said, this could be the outgoing model.
Early March 2019 with carwow vs actually buying one end Mar 2019. Imho they appear to be offering incentives as a means to get shot of all the ones already built and sat around eg if you actually order new it may well have very little discount.

TX.

Wills2

29,775 posts

205 months

Tuesday 23rd July 2019
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IIRC they made quite a few for the UK market and have been dripping them in I would wager that the deals are for in stock cars, a custom order won't attract the same rates, it was the same with the F10 M5 the cars were actually 10 months old on the build date.


Rameez-v57b3

Original Poster:

337 posts

99 months

Thursday 25th July 2019
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Terminator X said:
No one wants the standard M5 though, too soft wink

TX.
Is it really that soft though, i've got an M4 and with adjustable dampening its not too bad although the sport & sport plus settings are a little springy.

At this rate even with a new cockpit and not the greatest spec, it's still a bargain and definately worth considering.