May 6th, 2010 by Ross Edwards
For May, BMW is offering 0.9% interest rates on every 2010 model. From the entry-level 128i to the high-end 750Li, if you’re looking to buy a luxury car this month, you’d be doing yourself a disservice to not shop BMW.
Even BMW’s legendary M cars are available with the 0.9% financing incentive. The M3, M5 and M6 performance cars are all covered under the low interest car loan incentives. If you’re looking for a car that can seat five comfortably and double as a track car, the M5 should be at the top of your list.
Main competitor Mercedes-Benz has a low interest car loan incentive this month too, but at 1.9%, the BMW incentive is much better. You could save yourself thousands of dollars over the life of your car loan if you choose a BMW over a Mercedes this month.
Despite the great auto loan deals, BMW’s May lease incentives aren’t very impressive. If you’re looking to lease a new BMW this month, you might be better off checking out Mercedes. The BMW 128i coupe costs the same as a Mercedes C-Class coupe to lease this month at $349 a month. For only $40 more per month though, you can have a 128i convertible. There is no Mercedes model in that price range.
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