2011 BMW X5d SUV Lease Sept.

The 2011 BMW X5d is a wonderful choice for a luxury SUV.  The “d” stands for diesel, but before you get your panties in a bunch over diesel power; there are a few things to know.  First off; diesel engines have become more fuel efficient and less harmful to the environment.  And there are huge incentives in the form of a $4500 Eco Credit and Federal Tax breaks for these SUV’s.  A 2011 BMW X5d lease deal goes for only $519 per month for 36-months.  If you were to purchase a new X5 diesel, it would cost you over $56,000.  That’s why leasing a BMW X5 is a great choice!

The 2011 BMW X5d lease deal gets you a fully loaded luxury SUV.  The X5d comes with BMW’s Premium Package, Ultimate Service, and Heated Seats.  But when you lease a BMW X5d you are getting a real strong SUV.  The 2011 BMW X5d is powered by a 3-liter, inline-6 diesel engine.  The X5 diesel cranks out 265 horsepower and an amazing 425 lb-ft. of torque thanks to the combo of diesel power and a turbocharger.  This is more than enough torque to put some real muscle in not only acceleration but towing too! The 2011 X5 diesel also returns some great fuel economy figures.  How does 19 MPG in the city and 26 MPG on the highway sound?  That’s 28% better than the BMW X5 50i V-8 model and 14% better fuel economy than the BMW X5 35i 6-cylinder.  And the X5d has more torque than both of these SUVs!  Other features include traction control and Anti-Lock brakes.  There are a myriad of air bags and the X5d has great safety ratings.  The SUV also benefits from all-wheel drive and comes with 18-inch wheels.

So with 36-monthly payments at $519; the total amount you will pay in lease payments is $18,684 for a $56k SUV.  And if you wish to purchase the 2011 BMW X5d at the end of the lease, this will cost $33k.  But when that time comes you probably would rather get a new BMW Lease Deal!  And you are allowed to put 10,000 miles on the SUV per year.  After that it will cost $0.20 per mile in excess.  Now comes the rough part.  There is a $4100 down payment.  Coupled with the first months payment and all the taxes and extra charges like destination, deposit, and acquisition; the total amount due at signing is $5894.  The GREAT news is there is a $4500 Eco Tax Credit that is currently available on Diesel and Hybrid models.  But if you are looking to lease a BMW X5 this is still a great value on a $50k luxury SUV!

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