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Prices Paid: Buying & Leasing Experiences Honda Pilot Lease Questions
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Replying to: mike274 (May 09, 2008 5:10 am) let me know how i can contact you.
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Replying to: jetfan (May 09, 2008 5:51 am) You can send me an e-mail at mike16  peoplepc.com
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Replying to: mike274 (May 09, 2008 6:43 am) |
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I am looking for some help. I would like to lease a 2008 Pilot SE and do not see many SE examples recently on this board. I would like to put nothing down except for first payment, title, etc. and have a payment around 350 to 370 a month. Am I out of my mind? MSRP for the SE is 33500 I believe. I was quoted by one dealer nothing down and 420/month 3 years 36k. He used 28150 for the negotiated price. Any help would be greatly appreciated. This is my first lease.
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Replying to: steelernation (May 09, 2008 2:00 pm)  . The only states with discount lease rates on the Pilot are AK, CA, CT, DE, HI, ID, MA, ME, MT, ND, NH, NJ, NY, OR, PA, RI, SD, VT, WA AND WY. If you don't live in one of those the rate is quite high. If you do live in one of those states the rates are decent, but not nearly as good as rates were in the past. The VP lease example for those states shows $259 per month not including tax with a $1,645 cap cost reduction. Without the cap cost reduction the payment would rise to $310-320 or so not including tax. Depending on where you live and how tax is levied on a lease you could probably do a VP for your desired payment. Note that the lease as listed has a good bit of dealer profit you could negotiate down for a better deal. The SE is more expensive so would make the payment that much higher. Without knowing your state I could not say more, but if you live in a state without the discounted rate you will need to just buy the Pilot or get a cheaper model. Even with the discounted rate the SE may be more money than you want to spend. Dennis
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Replying to: dwynne (May 09, 2008 2:35 pm)
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Replying to: steelernation (May 09, 2008 2:43 pm) I don't know what the residual is for an SE and I assume you are looking at a 4WD. The residual for the 4WD VP is 52% and the MF is 0.00140 so I will use those. At $28,150 selling price and 52% of the MSRP you state the payment is $397.17 with 10% tax. You would have to pay the $595 bank fee and the first month's payment up front which would eat up the $1k you want to put down. I don't know how the dealer got the number you posted, but he may have added a doc fee or even destination to the price he have you or the SE residual is lower than 52%. I would look up the invoice on the Pilot you want including destination, then take off the $3,500 dealer incentive and see how that price looks compared to the price you got. You need do be at invoice less incentive or lower before you worry about the lease numbers. Dennis
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Replying to: dwynne (May 09, 2008 3:00 pm)
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Replying to: jetfan (May 11, 2008 9:55 am) However, if we look at the deal on Honda's page for those states for a 4WD VP: they show a net cap cost of $23,181.56 on the lease with a $1,645.00 cap cost reduction. Add those two together to get the selling price = $24,826.56 . Invoice include destination is shown as $26,975. So if your dealer is correct and they only get $1k in dealer money on a "cheap" lease then they are pricing the car at $25,826.56 or $1,148.44 under invoice. No way, I say. At least on this model they must still be getting the $2,500 dealer incentive. If you add $2,500 to the selling price you get $27,326.56 which is $351.56 in dealer profit (plus 100% of hold back). So at least on the VP in those states the dealer MUST be (by logic) getting the same $2,500 incentive they get for sales. No way to tell about the other Pilot models since there is no publish lease deal on them - other than to ask a few dealers and see what they say. Compared to the 1% or 0.3% leases earlier this year, the current deals are not all that great anyway. Better than 3rd party leases, but not all that great. In fact, if the dealer is correct and he only gets $1k on the lease then you may be better off to take the $3,500 off and do a 3rd party lease. You would have to run the numbers to see how it works out to be sure. Dennis
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