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#2462 of 2628 Base 2012 ACURA Lease
by domv76
Jul 31, 2012 (10:27 pm)
I had a 2010 base model that I was paying $549/mo for (I had put $2,500 total payment down) The lease was for 10k a year, but they carried over 7k from my RDX lease. I left dealer tonight and ended up leasing 2012 base for $580/mo for 12k miles a year. My 2010 had about 25000 miles on it. I left thinking that this was a pretty good deal because they originally wanted me to put about 2k total down with a payment of $559/mo. I did not put anything down but the first months payment. Was this a bad deal or at least a decent one? The dealer is in NJ.
Thanks...
#2463 of 2628 Re: How to read terms in the leasing threads? [mdxfan1978]
by newmdxowner2
Aug 02, 2012 (12:28 pm)
Hey if this helps anyone I just leased a 2012 MDX tech package in Falls Church Virginia from Radley Acura.
Just call the Sales Manager Steve. He will work directly with you. It was a no nonsense process. He told me they have a high objective and programs from Acura are so strong so he would make a deal. I got in a new MDX for under 38K. I don't have my paperwork with me to give the exact amount but I walked away with no money down for $470 per month.
#2464 of 2628 Re: Acura MDX: Lease Questions [Car_man]
by mdxmia
Aug 03, 2012 (2:31 pm)
Car Man
Wondering about this lease offer
2012 MDX with Tech package and running boards
No money down; 12K miles
35 payments at 665$ (including tax)
Thanks.
Aug 04, 2012 (7:37 pm)
Got a quote on Mdx with technology package from Plaza Acura
in Brooklyn, NY.
MSRP 47600
Cap cost 41010.01
Residual 53% 25228
Money Factor 0.0009
Term 36months / 12k miles
Payment: 498.00
Taxes and 595 bank fee paid upfront.
What do you think?
#2466 of 2628 Re: Acura MDX: Lease Questions [mdxmia]
by Car_man HOST
Aug 05, 2012 (5:48 pm)
Hi mdxmia. It would be easier for me to evaluate this deal if you were able to provide me with this vehicle's selling price. Do you have it?
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Aug 05, 2012 (6:09 pm)
The MRSP is 47800$
Selling price is 44410$
Thanks for your input.
#2468 of 2628 Re: How to read terms in the leasing threads? [newmdxowner2]
by karhill1
Aug 06, 2012 (4:38 am)
After reading the post from newmdxowner2, I visited Radley to discuss a lease of a 2012 MDX with Tech. The offer I got was about $550 a month on a 36 mth, 12K, $0 down lease, excellent credit. At $470 a month, I probably would have leased but not at $550 which may have been a good payment several months ago but not so good in August at the end of the model year.
I visited Radley as they had sent an email listing a price of about $38,000 for the MDX with Tech. At that price, the lease payment should be in the mid $400s, not the mid $500s.
#2469 of 2628 Re: MDX lease [mdxmia]
by Car_man HOST
Aug 06, 2012 (3:21 pm)
Thanks for the additional information, mdxmia. The dealer invoice price of a 2012 Acura MDX with Tech is $44,121. If one subtracts the available $1,500 dealer cash from that the invoice price drops to $42,621. The selling price that you were quoted looks a little high to me. I personally would shoot for at least another $1,000 off.
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#2470 of 2628 Re: Base 2012 ACURA Lease [domv76]
by domv76
Aug 07, 2012 (2:17 pm)
I was so upset after reading deals that other people received I called the dealer back the following day and told them I was ripped off! They lowered my payments $20/month. Apparently, the 2010 they bought me out of had negative equity of $1,750.
#2471 of 2628 2012 MDX TECH/ENT Lease
by ravi99
Aug 07, 2012 (6:39 pm)
Got the below quote and am locking in for an 2012 MDX with tech/ent package for 36 month lease with remote start option. Hope I am making the right call!!
Any feedback?
Sale price $45,222
Monthly payment with tax: $652 (without remote start is $630)
Money down :0
Money factor: 0.00090
Miles per year: 10,000
Residual: 53%