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Replying to: slocko (Nov 05, 2004 1:22 pm) And yes, you do pay finance charges on anything that isn't paid up front.... But, on most leases that is anywhere between $0.50 and $2.50 per thousand per month.. So, roll $2K into the lease and it will cost you $1.00-$5.00 per month, depending on your money factor. regards, kyfdx
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Hello everyone... need advise. I have test driven both the E320 and the 530i and enjoy both even though both cars are totally different. Question is what should I expect with negotiations as it relates to bottom line price, monthly lease (36,000 3 years, 53K MSRP for both)and any additional incentives? 2005 models living in Illinois Thanks, Dale |
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Car_Man, Thanks for the all the information you provide in this forum - it really helps level the playing field. I'm considering the 2005 350z roadster (touring). Do you have the base money factor and 24/36 month residuals (  12k/yr)? Any idea if Nissan may come out with a year end incentive?
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Hello Everyone - I'm at the end of my lease on a 2001 Pathfinder and I'm about $2,000 in milage overages. I've negotiated a new lease on a 2005 for about $465 per month with $550 down and they will take my 2001 and I won't owe anything. However, the buyout on my 2001 lease is $17,300 and they're selling some like it for $21,000 on the lot. I don't want the hastle of buying it, then selling it, then doing a lease, and I don't want to pay the overage, so this deal seems pretty good to me. Has anyone else run into a situation like this? Anyone seen prices for a 2005 lease? 12K miles year, 39 months, $17,350 residual. Thanks! |
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"However, the buyout on my 2001 lease is $17,300 and they're selling some like it for $21,000 on the lot." No they're not. They're ASKING that, for the next guy who is $2,000 buried, like you are. Or $4,000. So don't feel bad, sounds like they're doing ok by you... -Mathias
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Hi Car_man, Now we're also looking at Audi, (I've posted recently asking about a Volvo XC90 lease.) In previous posts you said the Oct. program ended Nov. 3rd, do you have the November lease information? Looking for residuals and money factors for a 2005 allroad 2.7T with Tiptronic (automatic). Would like to know 36 and 48 months for both 12K and 15K. You're so awesome, you're work here is greatly appreciated! kzybulew |
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Replying to: steine13 (Nov 06, 2004 5:28 pm)
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Replying to: erikcrago (Nov 06, 2004 6:24 pm) |
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| Hello carman. I am hoping you can help me out with some numbers for a lease on a 2005 Quest S. It is basically a standard vehicle, with a few minor options, such as microfilter and mats. The sticker is 25,700+-. I am looking for the current money factor and residual on a 36 or 39 month lease, with 12k per year on the mileage. I would like to be well informed before entering the dealership. I see that there are currently no incentives or marketing support, just a low APR if purchasing. That surprises me, considering the sluggish sales. I appreciate all of your help. | |
| Car Man: You helped me save money on a Lexus lease earlier this year. I'm considering a Chrysler 300C with $37070 MSRP. For 36 mos/12k mi, what's the latest money factor and residual value? Does DC offer the $1000 financial bonus on this model? Thanks. | |
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