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Prices Paid: Buying & Leasing Experiences Acura TSX Lease Questions
1554 messages, Last post on Dec 01, 2009 at 6:31 PM
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Replying to: robertw477 (Jun 26, 2009 4:44 pm) Will the 2010's be more per month than 09?
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Replying to: fastfeet (Jun 26, 2009 6:55 pm) I, too, co-sign this movement. Please 'ol mighty one, educate us. 
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Replying to: john1789 (Jun 27, 2009 8:37 am) Good Luck Rob
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Replying to: robertw477 (Jun 27, 2009 9:23 am) Posting the true payment of the car wouldn't be as attractive. You most definitely do a sign and drive on any car. That is a true lease. They simple roll most fees into the lease, leaving the first payment due or sign and drive. When it is sign and drive, it is simply rolled into the lease. If any dealer asks you to put $2k or $3k down, then they are crazy. The lessee is taking big risk if its totaled and it is NOT going to benefit you in anyway, even if you wanted to buy the car at the end. Putting anything down is unreasonable, it defeats the whole purpose. If you are truly focused on a low payment, perhaps you really cannot afford the car. If you have that kind of money in the bank to dump $2k,$3k in a lease, then you can definitely make the higher payment. Why throw you hard earned money? If you are so focused on the low payment, then perhaps you SHOULD keep the money in the bank, go with a lower cost car. That just seems frivolous and taking a big risk. Do not focus on the payment too much, it is the overall cost of the car. If the car comes out to a sign and drive with a good sale price. And you question the car payment being too high. Then you need to pick another car. $1,000=$20-30 roughly off your payment. Its not too much. Keep your money in the bank. Now of course you have money to throw away, then you really should opt to get a loan out, not lease. Then your money down does help. If your like me, I trade my cars every 1.5-2yrs. I know, alot, but I do. So could you imagine putting $2k down every time? No offense to anyone here. Just stating my view point of a lease But then again, were all guilty of biting off more than we can typically chew right? I don't need a brand new car, but I have one. Lets all be thankful and appreciative for what we have, and not throw it away.
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Replying to: bvdj84 (Jun 27, 2009 11:25 am) And would you choose with or without TECH???
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Replying to: fastfeet (Jun 27, 2009 7:29 pm) Rob |
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Hi I am looking to lease a TSX in the next day or so. I can get a great deal on a 2009 and just wanted to check with the experts here if there are any advantages or improvements at all for the 2010 model. I have done extensive research and cant find a single difference between the 2009 and 2010. Are there any at all ? Exterior seems identical to me and I cant find any other differences. Any insight would be greatly appreciated. Tony
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Replying to: tbenson81 (Jun 27, 2009 10:01 pm) Rob
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Replying to: robertw477 (Jun 28, 2009 4:13 am) Now is not the time for a company to mess around with numbers. It won't last long, but will take a while for the newness to wear off. We as customers must be careful to not fall in that trap too. $100 more a month to have it in your drive way? Worth it? Perhaps? but the TSX is nothing new. Don't fall for it. Its not like were being cheap, but we want what is right and fair. Walk out if they can't atleast be fair.
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