BMW Lease Deals

It depends on the model, trim, lease term, yearly mileage, and the money factor and residual value BMW Financial Services sets each month, plus your state's taxes and fees. Every deal on this page lists its monthly payment and amount due at signing, so you can compare real numbers instead of advertised starting prices.

An X5 payment depends on the trim, term, mileage and how much you put down. When we have X5 deals, they appear above with the monthly payment, due at signing, term and mileage. If you don't see the trim you want, request a quote and we'll price it for you.

You pay for the part of the car's value you use during the lease, which is the difference between its price and its residual value at the end, plus a finance charge set by the money factor. Taxes and fees are added on top. At the end you can return the car, buy it for the residual, or lease a new BMW.

Leasing usually means a lower monthly payment and a new BMW every two to three years, typically while the car is still under factory warranty. Buying makes more sense if you drive a lot of miles or plan to keep the car long after it's paid off.

Leases are usually written on new cars. A good middle ground is a demo or loaner BMW: a new car with some miles from dealer use that can often be leased for less. When we have them, you'll find them on our Demo & Loaner Deals page.

BMW lease specials change every month as BMW updates its programs. The i4, X5, X3 and X1 are the most searched BMW leases, and every current deal we have is listed above with its full payment details.

Our team negotiates each deal with the dealer before it's listed, so you start from a pre-negotiated price with transparent terms and no haggling. Requesting a deal comes with no obligation.