Fantastic deal on at the moment

[Oharac13]

There’s a lot of misinformation on this thread.

£1,250 is deposit contribution been around a while, so use it as described, top up part ex, whatever.

Extra grand off was always there.

No need to take finance. Cash equals same deal.

Simply many just don't ask.

The above is based on a new GS purchased in May, before I’m corrected.

Yes, it’s motivated by the new model, but demand remains and there’s certainly less than 50 (excluding showroom stock) pre-built 1250 GS available to ‘order’ from BMW.

I'm afraid your wrong, the terms and conditions quite clearly say you have to finance by either pcp or HP from bmw financial services amongst a few other things!
The extra £1000 my dealer was only notified on Friday and actually showed me the email from BMW UK.
The email clearly stated from 1st June there was an additional £1000 finance deposit available on the GS.

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[craigholt]

I'm afraid your wrong, the terms and conditions quite clearly say you have to finance by either pcp or HP from bmw financial services amongst a few other things!
The extra £1000 my dealer was only notified on Friday and actually showed me the email from BMW UK.
The email clearly stated from 1st June there was an additional £1000 finance deposit available on the GS.

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I'm not wrong, but a good heads up all the same.

 

[Pukmeister]

7.9% APR....Is that a good deal or a bad one ?

I don't buy anything on credit but it sounds quite dear to me ??

 

[JohnnyBoxer]

7.9% APR....Is that a good deal or a bad one ?

I don't buy anything on credit but it sounds quite dear to me ??

Today's market, 7.9% is pretty good and being subbed by BMW no doubt................a year ago, 7.9% would have been high............as 3.9% or 5.9% was the norm
BUT..................we're in the lap of the Gods as interest rates rise ever higher and who knows where they will end up as the BoE base is predictred at 6% by the end of 2023
Hold on Tight, it's gonna be bumpy

 

[stickywicket]

I've bought my last 2 cars (both Skodas) on finance to get their incentive offers. First time (2012) I paid the finance off within the week which a lot did. VW finance got wise to this and lumped the cost for early settlement onto the dealers. so with the last one I asked the dealer how many payments I needed to make so they wouldn't pick up the tab then paid it off after I'd made enough payments. Might be worth a discussion with your dealer to see what the criak is with BMW finance.

I used this to get a deal when I was buying my GS. The dealership get the payment after 6 months. The sales guy rang me and said I could now pay it off which I did. Of course you can pay it off early if you dont care about the dealer relationship.