Live deals
Active BMW deals
These are pulled from the current public 021 deal source. Only supplied live fields are shown. Showing 16 of 34 relevant active deals.
2026 BMW 330 Lease
- Lease term
- 39 mo / 7,500 mi/yr
- Condition
- New
- Body type
- Sedan
- Fuel
- Gas
- Down payment
- $5,000
$398/mo + tax
2026 BMW 330 M Sport Lease
- Lease term
- 39 mo / 7,500 mi/yr
- Condition
- New
- Body type
- Sedan
- Fuel
- Gas
- Down payment
- $5,000
$434/mo + tax
2026 BMW i4 Lease
- Lease term
- 36 mo / 7,500 mi/yr
- Condition
- New
- Body type
- Sedan
- Fuel
- Electric
- Down payment
- $5,000
$459/mo + tax
2026 BMW X3 Lease
- Lease term
- 39 mo / 7,500 mi/yr
- Condition
- New
- Body type
- SUV
- Fuel
- Gas
- Down payment
- $5,000
$518/mo + tax
2026 BMW i4 M Sport Lease
- Lease term
- 36 mo / 7,500 mi/yr
- Condition
- New
- Body type
- Sedan
- Fuel
- Electric
- Down payment
- $5,000
$519/mo + tax
2026 BMW 530 Lease
- Lease term
- 39 mo / 7,500 mi/yr
- Condition
- New
- Body type
- Sedan
- Fuel
- Gas
- Down payment
- $5,000
$538/mo + tax
2026 BMW 530 M Sport Lease
- Lease term
- 39 mo / 7,500 mi/yr
- Condition
- New
- Body type
- Sedan
- Fuel
- Gas
- Down payment
- $5,000
$589/mo + tax
2026 BMW X3 M Sport Lease
- Lease term
- 39 mo / 7,500 mi/yr
- Condition
- New
- Body type
- SUV
- Fuel
- Gas
- Down payment
- $5,000
$589/mo + tax
2026 BMW i5 Lease
- Lease term
- 36 mo / 7,500 mi/yr
- Condition
- New
- Body type
- Sedan
- Fuel
- Electric
- Down payment
- $5,000
$613/mo + tax
2026 BMW iX Lease
- Lease term
- 36 mo / 7,500 mi/yr
- Condition
- New
- Body type
- SUV
- Fuel
- Electric
- Drivetrain
- Awd
- Down payment
- $5,000
$650/mo + tax
2026 BMW i5 M Sport Lease
- Lease term
- 36 mo / 7,500 mi/yr
- Condition
- New
- Body type
- Sedan
- Fuel
- Electric
- Down payment
- $5,000
$663/mo + tax
2026 BMW 430 Gran Coupe M Sport Lease
- Lease term
- 39 mo / 7,500 mi/yr
- Condition
- New
- Body type
- Gran Coupe
- Fuel
- Gas
- Down payment
- $5,000
$686/mo + tax
2026 BMW M340 Lease
- Lease term
- 39 mo / 7,500 mi/yr
- Condition
- New
- Body type
- Sedan
- Fuel
- Gas
- Down payment
- $5,000
$690/mo + tax
2026 BMW 430 Convertible Lease
- Lease term
- 39 mo / 7,500 mi/yr
- Condition
- New
- Body type
- Convertible
- Fuel
- Gas
- Down payment
- $5,000
$748/mo + tax
2026 BMW iX M Sport Lease
- Lease term
- 36 mo / 7,500 mi/yr
- Condition
- New
- Body type
- SUV
- Fuel
- Electric
- Drivetrain
- Awd
- Down payment
- $5,000
$750/mo + tax
2026 BMW X5 Lease
- Lease term
- 39 mo / 7,500 mi/yr
- Condition
- New
- Body type
- SUV
- Fuel
- Gas
- Down payment
- $5,000
$760/mo + tax
Explore
Related BMW lease paths
Stay inside the same make and compare adjacent model/class paths.
01
What BMW Financial Services controls on a BMW lease
BMW Financial Services is the U.S. captive finance arm for BMW vehicles. On a factory lease quote, BMWFS sets the residual percentage, the money factor, the program incentive structure, and the credit decision. Regulation M governs how those program inputs must be disclosed to the consumer before the lease is signed. None of those inputs is the broker's to rewrite; the broker presents the BMWFS program window that is alive on the specific vehicle on the specific date. The captive's lease economics on a BMW look different across model lines and across program months, but they are BMWFS's economics, not the dealer's and not the broker's.
02
What a BMW autobroker actually moves
The autobroker's leverage on a BMW lease sits in three places. First, sourcing: the California autobroker can pull from a wider regional pool of BMW dealers than a walk-in shopper would reach in a single afternoon, which matters for vehicles where configuration availability is the bottleneck. Second, program-window awareness: BMWFS program activity rotates by model and by month, and a working broker tracks which models have residual or program support in the current window. Third, F&I friction: the broker presents a clean lender quote so the shopper can decide on add-ons deliberately at signing rather than under sales pressure. None of those moves is rate-bending; all three are decision-clearing.
03
BMW model-line dynamics that shape the broker decision
BMW USA's lineup spans the 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, and 8 Series sedans and coupes, X1 through X7 SUVs, the i-line electric models (i4, i5, iX, i7), and M performance variants. Each model line has different lease economics in different program months. High-volume X3 and X5 trims with broad inventory tend to behave like volume leases where the broker's value is price discovery and skipped F&I friction. The i-line and M models behave more like allocation conversations where the broker's value is sourcing visibility into which dealers have what configurations in pipeline. The base 3 Series sits closer to the volume side, the iX and M variants closer to the allocation side.
04
California autobroker rules applied to a BMW quote
Any California-licensed autobroker handling a BMW lease must hold a California dealer license with an autobroker endorsement under Vehicle Code section 11733 and must provide a written autobroker agreement under section 11735, naming the make and model (BMW and the specific vehicle), accessories, vehicle price ceiling, autobroker fee, and buyer-agent role. The DMV's Occupational Licensing branch is the verification channel. On a BMW deal, the buyer should also confirm the lender of record on the contract is BMWFS rather than a generic bank, since the lender mismatch between a quoted captive program and the actual lender on the contract is one of the cleaner ways to spot a quote that does not match the program window.
05
Working with 021 on a BMW lease
021 Auto Leasing operates as a California-based broker channel and routes shoppers to lender and dealer partners. On a BMW lease, the lender of record is typically BMWFS; 021 is not the lender of record. Live monthly lease payments do not appear on lease topic pages; they appear only on the active deal feed when a current dated BMW program is alive. Approval, residual percentage, money factor, and program structure depend on BMWFS reviewing the application. A typical BMW lease request through 021 names the model line, trim, drive type (xDrive vs sDrive), term, and mileage; the quote sheet returns the standard lease line items with BMWFS as the lender of record.
FAQ
Common Questions
Does a BMW lease broker get a better money factor than the dealership?
BMWFS sets the money factor based on the program window and the buyer's credit. A broker cannot rewrite the money factor; what a broker can do is confirm the current BMWFS program is alive on the specific vehicle and that the dealer is quoting it rather than a less favorable bank lease.
Can a broker get me a BMW Performance Center loyalty discount?
Loyalty and conquest programs are BMWFS-defined and require the buyer to meet program criteria (such as a current BMW lease for loyalty, or a competitor lease for conquest). A broker can verify whether the buyer qualifies and apply the program; the broker cannot grant the program.
Should a BMW i-line lease go through a broker?
i-line vehicles often involve allocation and program-window dynamics where a broker's regional pipeline visibility helps. The decision still depends on whether the buyer values cycle time and price-discovery breadth over walk-in negotiation.
Does the broker channel cover BMW Certified Pre-Owned leases?
BMWFS offers CPO lease programs in some markets, but program windows on CPO are narrower than on new factory programs. Confirm in writing whether the quote is a new factory program or a CPO program before authorizing a credit pull.
Explore
Choose your next step
Start here
Next steps
021 Auto Leasing
request a lease quote
Use this page as a decision support path, then move into a quote request when the vehicle, mileage, and payment structure are clear.