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What you must know before buying the BMW X3
- Build-Out Cash has improved 2014 prices
- 3.13% APR financing is available but can be beat
- Leases start at $499/month
- xDrive35i models easiest to find
Better 2014 prices:
BMW's use of Build-Out Cash has improved the prices of 2014 X3s and helped the company move them off of dealer lots and reduce its inventory of the Sports Activity Vehicle. We've seen 2014s marked down by as much as $5,930. Several four- and six-cylinder X3 prices have been cut by $4,000. You're likely to find xDrive35i models when you go to your local dealership.
Good, but not great rates:
The German automaker is offering 3.13 percent APR financing for up to 72 months on its entire 2015 X3 model range. While that's a low rate, your bank or credit union can probably beat it.
Lease deals:
BMW is also offering 36-month leases on its 2015 X3 lineup. Monthly payments range from $499 for the sDrive28i to $599 for the xDrive35i. All leases require a $3,000 down payment.
Better 2014 prices:
BMW's use of Build-Out Cash has improved the prices of 2014 X3s and helped the company move them off of dealer lots and reduce its inventory of the Sports Activity Vehicle. We've seen 2014s marked down by as much as $5,930. Several four- and six-cylinder X3 prices have been cut by $4,000. You're likely to find xDrive35i models when you go to your local dealership.
Good, but not great rates:
The German automaker is offering 3.13 percent APR financing for up to 72 months on its entire 2015 X3 model range. While that's a low rate, your bank or credit union can probably beat it.
Lease deals:
BMW is also offering 36-month leases on its 2015 X3 lineup. Monthly payments range from $499 for the sDrive28i to $599 for the xDrive35i. All leases require a $3,000 down payment.
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