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Originally Posted by ACremona22
I know Audi stands pretty strict by this rule, not allowing you to get the favorable buyout price if going to third party or dealer. Can't say for certain that BMW cares.
As far as tax, obviously If you buy the car it applies. But if going to a dealer, the only money that touches your hands is the difference in the amount (in the form of a check from the dealer a bit after the deal). Dealers will communicate directly with BMWFS for the purchase upon your permission.
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Update: just spoke to bmw financial. They allow you to sell your car to a dealer like Carvana , they will release the title to them . Apparently this rule only applies to a private sale so not sure why the verbiage states “dealer”.
Keep in mind Carvana has a statement that they will not payoff a lease that’s under 60 days to maturity date. Carmax does not have this rule. Carvana does say contact us if it’s under 60 days so they may do it on a case by case basis. Mine was under 60 days so I extended lease another 60 days which they do no questions asked.