Out with the old, in with the new
They lease well compared to their MSRP. Mine had a $60k MSRP and $8k discount off MSRP since it's a leftover 2014. With $0 down and all fees and taxes rolled in, it's $600/month.
My 85K BMW disagrees with you.
It has been very good from 35K to 85K.
Don't ask before 35K.
Electrical water pump is an issue ... potentially see-able in advance if you monitor the BMW codes through the OBD port. It often throws off low-speed warning codes months in advance.
BMW leases rate in USA are generally great in the USA. You pay for a 335i what we pay for a 320i in Canada.
It has been very good from 35K to 85K.
Don't ask before 35K.
Electrical water pump is an issue ... potentially see-able in advance if you monitor the BMW codes through the OBD port. It often throws off low-speed warning codes months in advance.
BMW leases rate in USA are generally great in the USA. You pay for a 335i what we pay for a 320i in Canada.
OP, how do you like the F30 vs the E90? I've driven both (not owned) and it felt like the F30 was more refined but the E90 was more fun to drive. I guess it'd be up to personal preference.
Not bad at all. I'd consider leasing a BMW but I'd never buy one again. Love the brand but if I'm buying one I'll be keeping it for a very long time and I can't do that with a modern BMW.
687 ft lbs of torque at 0 rpm is VERY VERY tempting
and 1/4 mile in 11.6 sec @ 115.2 ain't too shabby for a 4 door
2015 Tesla Model S P85D First Test - Motor Trend
and 1/4 mile in 11.6 sec @ 115.2 ain't too shabby for a 4 door
2015 Tesla Model S P85D First Test - Motor Trend
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