840i M Sport Lease Deal

840i M Sport Lease Deal

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Uncle Meat

736 posts

250 months

Wednesday 19th April 2023
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That seems a lot. For comparison, my 2017 F85 with about 20k miles is £834 with a £250 excess and with full European Roadside Assistance.

beemarman

179 posts

229 months

Wednesday 19th April 2023
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Uncle Meat said:
That seems a lot. For comparison, my 2017 F85 with about 20k miles is £834 with a £250 excess and with full European Roadside Assistance.
I know. To insure an F90 M5 is £1500 with 250 excess.

Casa1862

1,073 posts

165 months

Wednesday 19th April 2023
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beemarman said:
My 2020 840i warranty is due for renewal.

BMW is quoting £1300 with £250 excess. £1700 with 100 excess or £2000 with no excess.

Man, that's extremely expensive for a car that's only done 20k miles. I thought it would be about £700-1000 max. What are you guys doing with the warranty?
Wow, that is a lot!! I've been looking at these but really didn't want to spend more than £40k for a coupe ( would have to be a good one for that), £2k warranty plus servicing plus £500 road tax, don't think i love them that much!! There are a lot of cars around £36k - £40k mark but tough sell when out of warranty, some 68 plate diesels wanting that sort of money, can't see many buyers at nearly 5 years old at that price...I could be wrong though! Like you said I was expecting about £700 warranty, not nearly 3 times that!

TheGinger1

65 posts

64 months

Wednesday 19th April 2023
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Is the price set not indicative to the amount of work they think it needs to cover? I.e. it's an expensive car to repair and they need lots of repairing, therefore the cover is expensive and if you opt not to get cover, likelihood is that you will be paying quite a lot to get it repaired compared to other cars?

C Lee Farquar

4,068 posts

216 months

Wednesday 19th April 2023
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Yes, but reports of problems have been limited a couple of noisy diffs IIRC.

The engine and box are time proven elsewhere in the range.

So I have no idea, perhaps because they can?

idrussell

25 posts

106 months

Thursday 20th April 2023
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Wow that is a lot. I just renewed the warranty on my 2018 640d GC and it was £670 with £250 excess and breakdown cover. Not sure why the 8 series would be that much! Are you sure they have the mileage correct? I know it jumps a lot if the car has over 60K miles.

Casa1862

1,073 posts

165 months

Thursday 20th April 2023
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This is from bmw-warranty.co.uk for a random reg from Autotrader 69 plate with 17k, I assume more as the original has expired

ANNUAL PAYMENT
Comprehensive Warranty with Roadside Assistance
Excess: £100
£2639.00 per year

This is crazy, think i might look for an alternative, probably why they depreciate so much!

va1o

16,032 posts

207 months

Saturday 22nd April 2023
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I was paying £1750 for the BMW extended warranty on my 840d before I traded it in. Think it was £250 excess and including roadside assistance etc. They seem reliable cars, but I wasn't comfortable with chancing it as there could be a big old repair bill should anything unexpectedly go wrong!

Benito88

306 posts

48 months

Thursday 29th June 2023
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I suppose for those who were lucky enough to enjoy it makes the original thread lease deal so amazing !! I still miss mine but I do have many happy driving memories :-)


Regbuser

3,503 posts

35 months

Thursday 29th June 2023
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They're a lovely car alright


simonwhite2000

Original Poster:

2,473 posts

97 months

Wednesday 5th July 2023
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Missing the 8 series. Still a bit frustrated Leasys offered me 45k at the lowest and it ended up at a BMW dealer for sale at 40k so must have gone through the auction for what, 38k max.

If leasys had said 40k I would have bitten. That cognac interior was divine.

time waster

676 posts

241 months

Friday 7th July 2023
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simonwhite2000 said:
Missing the 8 series. Still a bit frustrated Leasys offered me 45k at the lowest and it ended up at a BMW dealer for sale at 40k so must have gone through the auction for what, 38k max.

If leasys had said 40k I would have bitten. That cognac interior was divine.
why didn't you buy it from the dealer for 40K?

Funk

26,282 posts

209 months

Friday 7th July 2023
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I thought about buying mine but didn't and then thought I should've. However it's not one I'd want to run without a warranty and extending the BMW one seems to be ludicrously expensive (which only reinforced the concern about how expensive it might be without the warranty! If BMW think it's going to cost them...eek). It was something like £2.5k/yr.

I have, however, decided I need something spicier in my automotive life and the 530i's being traded in on Monday... whistle

simonwhite2000

Original Poster:

2,473 posts

97 months

Saturday 8th July 2023
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time waster said:
simonwhite2000 said:
Missing the 8 series. Still a bit frustrated Leasys offered me 45k at the lowest and it ended up at a BMW dealer for sale at 40k so must have gone through the auction for what, 38k max.

If leasys had said 40k I would have bitten. That cognac interior was divine.
why didn't you buy it from the dealer for 40K?
Was already into a Golf GTI CS lease

Regbuser

3,503 posts

35 months

Saturday 8th July 2023
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simonwhite2000 said:
Was already into a Golf GTI CS lease
Good news then; once that's up you can slide back into a low mileage GC for less than 30k - win !

QueQwamo

112 posts

49 months

Thursday 13th July 2023
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looks like these are coming back ish...https://leasing.com/independent-brokers/sytner-affinity/bmw/8-series/L0104810000000335799/

Funk

26,282 posts

209 months

Thursday 13th July 2023
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"-ish".

It's twice the price and you're tied in to 3yrs not 2...

Regbuser

3,503 posts

35 months

Sunday 3rd September 2023
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BMW UK must have a batch of these unsold, as been offered considerable discount, and 4.9% finance on a good spec 840i GC. May mean that lease deals are also sweetening..


va1o

16,032 posts

207 months

Wednesday 6th September 2023
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QueQwamo said:
va1o said:
I'm finding the ride poor on my LCI 840i compared to my pre-LCI 840d and think the tyres may be to blame. It's on RFL Goodyears, has anyone found similar with these? I had Michelins on the old car. New one seems to crash over bumps and makes you feel every little imperfection in the road. Old car was firm but never this bad.
no such experience to talk about. mins are on Michelins and the ride is quite compliant. only thing i would say is that the 8 is more wafty and less of a "hold on to your hats" sort of drive compared to other BMW's ive had in the past.
Just to close this off, it turns out after over 6000 miles of driving my new 8 still had the delivery transit blocks present inside the suspension rolleyes

They've finally been removed this week and obviously got missed during PDI. Collecting it back felt like a whole new car again, rides beautifully now and just like I remember from my old 8! Up until now it'd been banging and crashing over every minor imperfection in the road and I couldn't get my head round it.

I shan't N&S the retailer it was purchased from as they've apologised and made a gesture of goodwill to remediate the situation. If anyone else is suffering poor ride quality I'd strongly suggest getting this checked in case others have been missed too.

Funk

26,282 posts

209 months

Wednesday 6th September 2023
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I got bored with the 530i and chopped it in against a 2018 Audi S5 (B9). I px'd it at Audi Poole and it's reappeared just back up the road from me in Horsham... rofl It's a tad overpriced imo; I paid £20k for it Approved Used from BMW in October last year with the 1yr BMW warranty and put 5k miles on it in the 10 months I had it.

https://www.petercoopergroup.co.uk/used/16473824-b...

This is what replaced it:



I also have Wcensorednker Doors..! rofl



Still miss the 8 though, perhaps one day I'll have another.

Edited by Funk on Wednesday 6th September 21:57