FS:2007 750i Lease Assumption // 12 Months
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Thank you to everyone who has kept the thread on topic...
I am heading out of town this weekend, but will try to have a friend take some photos for me for those who are interested.
I am heading out of town this weekend, but will try to have a friend take some photos for me for those who are interested.
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hey, good luck on that BMW sale. The 7 is a great car for the cost of a lease. When people understand what it costs to start a lease (cap reductions, security deposits, documentation fees, pre-paid miles...) it makes these lease swaps much more attractive. It's also amazingly low commitment (which is my biggest problem). I have a 3yr lease with 1.5yrs to go, and I'm already looking for the "next one".
hey, good luck on that BMW sale. The 7 is a great car for the cost of a lease. When people understand what it costs to start a lease (cap reductions, security deposits, documentation fees, pre-paid miles...) it makes these lease swaps much more attractive. It's also amazingly low commitment (which is my biggest problem). I have a 3yr lease with 1.5yrs to go, and I'm already looking for the "next one".
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I've seen this car and with just over 7k miles on it, its basically brand new, not to mention as clean as the day it left the showroom.
Remember, BMW covers all maintenence so all you'll be paying for is the monthly lease and fuel and your done. I see its got tire and wheel insurance also.
You probably won't pay a dime out of pocket. Pretty sick deal, I can't see it lasting long.
Remember, BMW covers all maintenence so all you'll be paying for is the monthly lease and fuel and your done. I see its got tire and wheel insurance also.
You probably won't pay a dime out of pocket. Pretty sick deal, I can't see it lasting long.
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I had a 745I pre facelift and it got pretty decent gas mileage. Great car for it's size and luxury factor. Handled like a car half it's size. GL with the sale. I miss my 7, but may wait for the new one.
I had a 745I pre facelift and it got pretty decent gas mileage. Great car for it's size and luxury factor. Handled like a car half it's size. GL with the sale. I miss my 7, but may wait for the new one.
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Please explain this to me. So if/when I would take over the lease of your car, I just make the payments and nothing else? No taxes or fees? I have a near perfect credit score so that'll be fine. 
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What a MORON! I don't think 7-Series owners would be highly concerned about gas... it's like buying a Turbo Pcar and can't afford to pump 91 octane gas.
I own the same car, great car and GL! What a tough market, lot's of toys being let go on this forum.
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Please explain this to me. So if/when I would take over the lease of your car, I just make the payments and nothing else? No taxes or fees? I have a near perfect credit score so that'll be fine.
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hope that helps :
I did this three years ago through swapalease, ironically for a BMW 7 series. I applied for the lease though BMW Financial and after approval it was my lease. I picked the car up out of state in Las Vegas and when the lease was complete I returned the car to my local BMW dealer. The process was very simple. I did need to register the car locally and the only difference in payment was the tax difference between Nevada and Arizona.
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