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Re: November Civic lease factors? [Car_man] by soccerpws
Nov 04, 2004 (5:20 am)

Replying to: Car_man (Nov 04, 2004 4:40 am)

Car Man,
 
Do you have the numbers for the Honda lease program for the 2005 Civic EX for 36 and 38 months with 12,000 miles?
 
Thanks!
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G35 lease- coupe by tdevane
Nov 04, 2004 (5:28 am)
My fiance is looking at a G35 coupe, leasing for 36 months at 15k miles. The FMV is $32k, the MSRP is $34k. What kind of lease pymt are we looking at? What is the money factor right now and residual?
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car man by jim53
Nov 04, 2004 (5:40 am)
Can you let me know the mf and residual on a 2005 RX330 for 36 and 39 months?
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LS430 by alex123
Nov 04, 2004 (5:49 am)
Car_man has lexus released November residuals yet?
I'm interested in LS430 36-39m 10-12000 miles
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Help! '05 Acura TL w/ Nav by avp2417
Nov 04, 2004 (6:28 am)
Yesterday I was quoted $750 below MSRP in Chicago West Suburbs using the Costco discount (which works out to $34,150 plus $570 destination/handling). The dealer quoted me a 42 month lease at $619 and a 39 month lease at $659, both with $2000 down. Dealer said it would take $1000 down, and would raise lease prices about $25 per month. The lease is through Honda and includes 15,000 miles per year.
 
Looking at other posts, these rates seem high. I haven't seen the worksheet yet, but I was told MF of .0026 and residual of 55% (which I think works out to $19,195). When I plug these numbers into the edmunds lease calculator, the payments are $582 for a 39 month lease. What am I missing?
 
This is my first time leasing and, despite reading up on it, I am getting confused. Is this dealer trying to rip me off?
 
Thanks in advance for any help.
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Re: high mileage leasing [drdog] by kyfdx HOST
Nov 04, 2004 (7:18 am)

Replying to: drdog (Nov 03, 2004 6:19 pm)

drdog:
 
Honda CR-Vs, even with high mileage, have a very high resale value.. The residual on a 15K lease may reflect this, but the excess mileage charges you would incur, even if buying the miles upfront would not..
 
I would advise buying the car on a 3 year loan term... $24K borrowed at 4% for 36 months is about $710/month.. I'd much rather pay that to drive the car for 100K miles, then possibly get $8K-$10K back in resale, than to pay $500/mo. for a 36mo/90K lease, then still get hit with possible mileage and wear/tear penalties..
 
You could even get the warranty extended to 100K for around $900-$1000.
 
Really high miles isn't a good situation for leasing, especially since you aren't sure of your mileage needs (25K-50K?).
 
Even if you pay a little more for the car than the total of your monthly expenses, you will be financially ahead in the long run.
 
regards,
kyfdx
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Re: XC90 2.5T AWD Lease 11/04 [Car_man] by kzybulew
Nov 04, 2004 (7:22 am)

Replying to: Car_man (Nov 04, 2004 4:53 am)

Hi Car_man,
Another poster questioned the amount due at lease, the salesperson broke it down like this:
The salesperson broke it down like this:
 
453.00 first payment
813.86 (NJ tax)
334.50 "motor vehicle fees" incld. registration for next 3 1/2 years)
125.00 title fee
895.00 bank fee (which she said includes gap insurance)
 
I asked why she went through Chase instead of Volvo and she said because of the free versatility package and Chase is currently waiving security deposit. I met with her on Nov. 2nd.
 
Do you think the bank fee is unfairly high? I've seen you post that the dealer can inflate that # for profit. What would a fair amount of profit be for a dealer on this vehicle in Northern NJ? I'm fine with being fair, I just don't want to be taken advantage of... As per the Edmunds TMV the price is about $750 over invoice accounting for free versatility package, if they're adding another $300 or so to the bank fee that is already $1000 profit, not including holdback or other incentives I don't know about- my impression is that there should be some wiggle room in that figure - what would be reasonable?
 
Another poster questioned paying tax on the lease in NJ, do you have any knowledge of that?
 
Thanks so much,
kzybulew
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Re: XC90 2.5T AWD Lease 11/04 [kzybulew] by kyfdx HOST
Nov 04, 2004 (7:38 am)

Replying to: kzybulew (Nov 04, 2004 7:22 am)

(not the expert)
 
Yes, NJ taxes leases.. I believe it is 6% on the depreciation portion of the lease, but not sure on the exact specifics..
 
$895 seems a little high, but independent banks do tend to have higher acquisition fees..
 
I'm sure Car-man didn't realize you were paying the taxes upfront in your lease.. I won't speak for him... but, that would change my opinion on the upfront costs..
 
That said (or written), I would see if I could roll some of those fees into the cap cost and pay them over the 36 months, instead of upfront. For sure, you could do that with the acquisition fee and probably the sales tax as well. The less paid upfront on a lease, the better.
 
regards,
kyfdx
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Dealer Changes Lease Agreement by 350z
Nov 04, 2004 (8:03 am)
Hi all,
 
Six days ago my wife and I leased a new 350Z. We liked the lease terms: Gross Capital Cost, Residual and payment.
 
Yesterday they called me and said that the leasing bank did not qualify us. But that they had another lender who did and could we please come back to sign a new lease agreement. I asked if all the terms and numbers were they same - they said yes. So my wife and I show up there tonight and I look over the new lease agreement and start to match up the numbers - they didn't match! The monthly payment was the same but the Gross Capital Cost (the cost of the vehicle) did not match the GCC of the old agreement - it was now $1000 more than the old agreement. And the Residual (what we'd owe) was now $1000 more than the old agreement. They had added $600 for an "aquisition cost" for the new lender and $400 added to the residual was unexplained. I didn't sign it. I still have the car and plan to show my terms to another dealer and see if they can match the old agreement. Anyone have experience/suggestions about this matter?
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Yes.... by gold233790
Nov 04, 2004 (8:34 am)
My mistake. The tax was rolled into the monthly payments on the lease, not paid up front. Which, as you should be able to do, is certainly the wise decision. If you pay the sales tax up front and the car is totalled or stolen, bye bye $. If you roll it in, you simply have the insurance co. pay off the lease (assuming gap, etc.), and walk away.

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