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13787 messages, Last post on Nov 30, 2009 at 8:17 PM
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your total payment of 15732 is within +/-$200 of quotes I was receiving, which is basically the depreciation estimation. Based on my research, this was a good lease price. I am not sure if you did or not, but it is helpful to go to consumer reports and pay $15 for all the dealer costs (invoice, holdback, incentives, etc..) for the vehicle you are interested in buying. This gives you a baseline to negotiate with the saleperson. It also gives you piece of mind that you did not overpay. |
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Replying to: lufaca (Nov 05, 2008 3:42 pm) |
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Leasing a 2009 Pilot EXL AWD for $350/month (including 5% tax) for 36 months with a total of $2,750 at signing (including TTL, 1st, destination and $1405 down). 51% Residual ($18,250) on $35,850 MSRP. My math is probably fuzzy, but I figure I'm paying $333X36+$1,405+$18,250=$31,643 for the car (if I decide to buy it) (and that includes 36 months of financing on the lease term). I leveraged Boch and Herb Chambers.
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| Never knew about this site just purchased 2009 Honda Pilot EXL 2WD no RES for $32,500 after all fees and taxes. How does this price measure up? | |
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Replying to: bossoxfan (Nov 14, 2008 7:19 am) |
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Dear all, as i started my quest (not Nissan Quest  ) for a good lease on EXL, I was quoted a "seemingly good deal" with some various fees ( bank,documentation etc) that were outright ridiculously high which triggered me to ask you these questions: 1. does $600 Bank fees and $299 Doc fees make any sense to you? 2. can one hustle and negotiate these fees down? 3: what are the standard fees that we can expect to pay without being fooled? In this economy banks would love getting a high tier customer to leas him a car (Example: huge lines of home equity loans to qualifying customers from Citi and other lenders has no closing fees whatsoever). So unless its a dealers thing, i cant seem to accept that a Honda would require such huge fees to finance a loan of 17K. Any input?
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Just got this deal in from the dealer. I was hoping for a bit better on the sale price, what do you all think? 2009 pilot touring with res and navi Msrp – 39,065 Internet – 34,972 36 months 12 k W/790 TOTAL DUE 539 -549 PLUS TAX Thanks for all your help!
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Replying to: dannyhashovav (Nov 17, 2008 12:23 pm) Expenses like registration, tags, title, and other state fees. Determine the fees your state charges before you go shopping. Call the Department of Motor Vehicles to determine the cost of registering a new car, and getting the tags if necessary. It may be cheaper to transfer the tag from your old car to the new one. Once you know all documentation fees, determine if the dealer is padding the charge. Have the salesman give a breakdown of every fee in writing. on www.carbuyingtips.com car buying tips. as for the "bank fee" that sounds suspicious. i could be wrong but it just sounds like a scam. how about you get a loan yourself. ask if the bank charges for fees. if they dont i would run not walk away... seriously tho we went in and we were offered 1.9 which is the rate honda is charging. GL!
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Replying to: twinmommy1120 (Nov 17, 2008 4:55 pm) But if you cannot wait, you are buying under invoice and this is a good deal. Just watch for abnormally high doc fees. |
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