09-11-2019, 07:58 PM | #1 |
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Historical fall finance rate changes
Does anybody know what BMW did last in the last few years? I have noticed that rates are down to 3.35% now from 4.79% in July. I did not notice when these changes occurred. Do they change rates at the first of October, or? What have you seen them do? Thanks!
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It's essentially the interest rate of a lease. This rate may be more attractive than the financing interest rate at times if BMW is pushing its customers towards leases as part of a sales target or strategy. |
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Hi Joe. Thank you for that answer. Maybe I should rephrase my question, as I understand nobody has a crystal ball. I poked around google for a while trying to find even last year's end of year savings. Seems most manufacturers are trying to unload cars in the fall to make numbers, I just was not paying any particular attention as I am one that buys a car and keeps it for a while. My last purchase was in 2011. Does anybody remember what BMWUSA did last year? Does that clarify? Thanks again.
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