BMW M3 Forum (E90 E92) - View Single Post - How does "Holiday Cash" work (and other discounts)?

///Machine · 12-05-2012, 10:03 AM

All that is said above regarding the holiday cash is correct.

However, if you are leasing, some dealers are offering as an alternative that the $1,500 (+$750 loyalty) to be used as a credit towards the drive-off payment (Bank fee, DMV fee, tax on fees, 1st month payment, etc. and the cap cost reduction - if applicable).

Under such structure, the selling price is not reduced by $1,500 (+$750), but you can get the car with virtually no downpayment (or a very small one).

It's your decision to make. Do the lease math and see what fits your needs better.

12-05-2012, 10:03 AM	#9
///Machine Second Lieutenant 11 Rep 260 Posts Drives: '13 E92 M3 / '11 X5d Join Date: Apr 2012 Location: CT iTrader: (0)	All that is said above regarding the holiday cash is correct. However, if you are leasing, some dealers are offering as an alternative that the $1,500 (+$750 loyalty) to be used as a credit towards the drive-off payment (Bank fee, DMV fee, tax on fees, 1st month payment, etc. and the cap cost reduction - if applicable). Under such structure, the selling price is not reduced by $1,500 (+$750), but you can get the car with virtually no downpayment (or a very small one). It's your decision to make. Do the lease math and see what fits your needs better. __________________ Now: 2013 SG ZCP E92 M3; 2011 DSB X5d Before: 2011 JZB E93 M3; 2008 Monaco Blue E90 328i; 2002 E46 Steel Blue 325i
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