[Next Level Auto Brokers]

Originally Posted by Next Level Auto Brokers

APRIL 2026 UPDATE:

2026 X7 40i
.00135 MF
$1000 loyalty or conquest

0.90% APR for up to 60 months

2026 X7 M60
.00135 MF
$2000 GLK loyalty lease credit
$1000 loyalty or conquest

0.90% APR for up to 60 months
$2000 GLK loyalty finance credit
$1000 loyalty or conquest


2027 X7 40i and M60
.0019 MF
$1000 loyalty

3.99% for up to 60 months

No change for MAY 2026

[Waterbelly]

What are we thinking is a reasonable price vs. MSRP and any other tidbits? It is a custom color, but not a popular one for large SUVs...

[TurtleBoy]

Originally Posted by Waterbelly

What are we thinking is a reasonable price vs. MSRP and any other tidbits? It is a custom color, but not a popular one for large SUVs...

Fairly low if you stay in the PNW since that region has historically offered the lowest discounts. You may want to check in. with one of our resident brokers as they may be able to get you into the 10% area or more which would more than make up for their fee and shipping. Try Scott with Insight smithf80 (scott@insightautoconsulting.com), Dan with Next Level Auto Brokers (dan@nextlevelautobrokers.com) or Ashleigh with Bimmer Car Deals (ashleigh@bimmercardeals.com).

[Next Level Auto Brokers]

Originally Posted by Waterbelly

What are we thinking is a reasonable price vs. MSRP and any other tidbits? It is a custom color, but not a popular one for large SUVs...

10% off is possible but custom color time frame could be 3-6 months or even longer

[Waterbelly]

Originally Posted by TurtleBoy

Fairly low if you stay in the PNW since that region has historically offered the lowest discounts. You may want to check in. with one of our resident brokers as they may be able to get you into the 10% area or more which would more than make up for their fee and shipping. Try Scott with Insight smithf80 (scott@insightautoconsulting.com), Dan with Next Level Auto Brokers (dan@nextlevelautobrokers.com) or Ashleigh with Bimmer Car Deals (ashleigh@bimmercardeals.com).

Originally Posted by Next Level Auto Brokers

10% off is possible but custom color time frame could be 3-6 months or even longer

Car has already been ordered and landed stateside (on way to dealership). I also pinged the dealer already to confirm availability, so unfortunately unlikely an opportunity for our broker friends.

Car is m60i fully optioned out - MSRP of $132K with a couple grand of dealer added useless toys. Just trying to figure out actual going rate these days...appreciate any help...

[TurtleBoy]

Originally Posted by Waterbelly

Car has already been ordered and landed stateside (on way to dealership). I also pinged the dealer already to confirm availability, so unfortunately unlikely an opportunity for our broker friends.

Car is m60i fully optioned out - MSRP of $132K with a couple grand of dealer added useless toys. Just trying to figure out actual going rate these days...appreciate any help...

10%, they will likely counter with 4% but maybe you will get lucky.

[Waterbelly]

Originally Posted by TurtleBoy

10%, they will likely counter with 4% but maybe you will get lucky.

Great - thank you. Last two questions: does that include the ~$3K loyalty bonuses, or in addition (ie 10% of MSRP before incentives, or 10% total including the $3K)? And should I treat the financing rate as separate (i.e. BMW is advertising 0.90% APR, I should get that rate independent of final price)?

Thanks team!

[Bimmer Car Deals]

Originally Posted by Waterbelly

Great - thank you. Last two questions: does that include the ~$3K loyalty bonuses, or in addition (ie 10% of MSRP before incentives, or 10% total including the $3K)? And should I treat the financing rate as separate (i.e. BMW is advertising 0.90% APR, I should get that rate independent of final price)?

Thanks team!

I think I see the car, and it's been there for a month. They have 6 individual X7 M60is, which is crazy. It's $2,000 for loyalty, and I doubt that a PNW dealership will give you base APR.

Unless you need a car tomorrow, you may do better ordering a 2027, even with the currently higher APR, shipping from somewhere like the midwest, etc. than getting something like a 4% discount and a marked up APR in the PNW.

[TurtleBoy]

Originally Posted by Waterbelly

Great - thank you. Last two questions: does that include the ~$3K loyalty bonuses, or in addition (ie 10% of MSRP before incentives, or 10% total including the $3K)? And should I treat the financing rate as separate (i.e. BMW is advertising 0.90% APR, I should get that rate independent of final price)?

Thanks team!

When discounts are referred to they always mean just the dealer discount. Incentives are on top of that. Dealers are allowed to mark up the base rate 1% and some will drop that markup as part of negation, some will not.

[Leftybmw]

Originally Posted by Next Level Auto Brokers

No change for MAY 2026

Dumb question, but do you also deal with other car brands? Buddy looking at an MDX.

Sorry to all for veering off BMW

[Next Level Auto Brokers]

We cover all the BMW, MB, Audi, Porsche, and some exotics

I'm personally a BMW enthusiast having owned probably more than 50 BMWs, so BMW deals is my happy place

[FieldPK!]

Hey everyone,

I’m shopping for an X7 in the Philly suburbs and would appreciate advice on a realistic target discount off MSRP for a new one.

I’m also considering a certified pre-owned 2025 X7 xDrive40i with about 11k miles listed at $77k. It has the Driving Assistance Professional Package, which is important to me, but the exterior/interior colors aren’t exactly what I want. https://www.bmwofwestchester.com/inv...3em02s9x01109/

For those familiar with the market, does $77k sound like a solid deal for a CPO 2025 X7 with that mileage and spec, or would you keep shopping and aim for a new one with a better discount?

Thanks in advance.

[TurtleBoy]

Originally Posted by FieldPK!

Hey everyone,

I’m shopping for an X7 in the Philly suburbs and would appreciate advice on a realistic target discount off MSRP for a new one.

I’m also considering a certified pre-owned 2025 X7 xDrive40i with about 11k miles listed at $77k. It has the Driving Assistance Professional Package, which is important to me, but the exterior/interior colors aren’t exactly what I want. https://www.bmwofwestchester.com/inv...3em02s9x01109/

For those familiar with the market, does $77k sound like a solid deal for a CPO 2025 X7 with that mileage and spec, or would you keep shopping and aim for a new one with a better discount?

Thanks in advance.

Welcome to the forum. I would suggest forgetting about that CPO since the colors aren't what you want. If you end up not getting what you want you will often be thinking about it and that will be more expensive in the long run.

You should be in the 10% area before incentives. If you are having problems getting that or don't want to use your time to shop around then contact one of our resident brokers and I'm sure they will be able to help you out.

[FieldPK!]

Originally Posted by TurtleBoy

Welcome to the forum. I would suggest forgetting about that CPO since the colors aren't what you want. If you end up not getting what you want you will often be thinking about it and that will be more expensive in the long run.

You should be in the 10% area before incentives. If you are having problems getting that or don't want to use your time to shop around then contact one of our resident brokers and I'm sure they will be able to help you out.

Thanks for the feedback. I’ve actually received an offer at 7.82% off MSRP on a new one, so I’m in the ballpark but not quite at the 10% area yet.

On the CPO side, it’s honestly hard to walk away from a $25k difference when the spec is close, even if the colors aren’t ideal. I agree that it’s better to buy what you actually want, but that price gap is real.

I also searched the forum for broker recommendations, but I didn’t get any matches

[TurtleBoy]

Originally Posted by FieldPK!

Thanks for the feedback. I’ve actually received an offer at 7.82% off MSRP on a new one, so I’m in the ballpark but not quite at the 10% area yet.

On the CPO side, it’s honestly hard to walk away from a $25k difference when the spec is close, even if the colors aren’t ideal. I agree that it’s better to buy what you actually want, but that price gap is real.

I also searched the forum for broker recommendations, but I didn’t get any matches

Try Scott with Insight smithf80 (scott@insightautoconsulting.com), Dan with Next Level Auto Brokers (dan@nextlevelautobrokers.com) or Ashleigh with Bimmer Car Deals (ashleigh@bimmercardeals.com).

[FieldPK!]

Originally Posted by TurtleBoy

Try Scott with Insight smithf80 (scott@insightautoconsulting.com), Dan with Next Level Auto Brokers (dan@nextlevelautobrokers.com) or Ashleigh with Bimmer Car Deals (ashleigh@bimmercardeals.com).

Thank you

[smithf80]

Originally Posted by FieldPK!

Thanks for the feedback. I’ve actually received an offer at 7.82% off MSRP on a new one, so I’m in the ballpark but not quite at the 10% area yet.

On the CPO side, it’s honestly hard to walk away from a $25k difference when the spec is close, even if the colors aren’t ideal. I agree that it’s better to buy what you actually want, but that price gap is real.

I also searched the forum for broker recommendations, but I didn’t get any matches

Feel free to shoot me a message, I should be able to help you fairly locally. Scott@insightautoconsulting.com

[Phillymb75]

Originally Posted by FieldPK!

Hey everyone,

I’m shopping for an X7 in the Philly suburbs and would appreciate advice on a realistic target discount off MSRP for a new one.

I’m also considering a certified pre-owned 2025 X7 xDrive40i with about 11k miles listed at $77k. It has the Driving Assistance Professional Package, which is important to me, but the exterior/interior colors aren’t exactly what I want. https://www.bmwofwestchester.com/inv...3em02s9x01109/

For those familiar with the market, does $77k sound like a solid deal for a CPO 2025 X7 with that mileage and spec, or would you keep shopping and aim for a new one with a better discount?

Thanks in advance.

I bought end of March, Philly area, for a 2026 M60 I asked for 10% plus incentives and they gave it to me almost too quickly. Car was a July 2025 production and highly optioned, so it had been sitting for a while and they wanted to get rid of it. I mentioned up front that I was talking with brokers and the car was close to what I would have ordered otherwise.

[Bimmer Car Deals]

Originally Posted by FieldPK!

Hey everyone,

I’m shopping for an X7 in the Philly suburbs and would appreciate advice on a realistic target discount off MSRP for a new one.

I’m also considering a certified pre-owned 2025 X7 xDrive40i with about 11k miles listed at $77k. It has the Driving Assistance Professional Package, which is important to me, but the exterior/interior colors aren’t exactly what I want. https://www.bmwofwestchester.com/inv...3em02s9x01109/

For those familiar with the market, does $77k sound like a solid deal for a CPO 2025 X7 with that mileage and spec, or would you keep shopping and aim for a new one with a better discount?

Thanks in advance.

If you're potentially looking at a CPO, depending on your budget, I do have a loaner 2025 X7 M60i which is still eligible for new car programs. It's about $97,000.

[Polskidebesciak]

Originally Posted by Bimmer Car Deals

If you're potentially looking at a CPO, depending on your budget, I do have a loaner 2025 X7 M60i which is still eligible for new car programs. It's about $97,000.

Can you send me pm with info on this

[Next Level Auto Brokers]

JUNE UPDATE

2026 X7 40i
.00135 MF
$1000 lease credit

$1000 loyalty or conquest

0.90% APR for up to 60 months

2026 X7 M60
.00135 MF
$2000 GLK loyalty lease credit
$1000 lease credit
$1000 loyalty or conquest

0.90% APR for up to 60 months
$2000 GLK loyalty finance credit
$1000 loyalty or conquest


2027 X7 40i and M60
.0014 MF
$1000 loyalty

2.99% for up to 60 months
$1000 loyalty