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Infiniti M35 / M45 Lease Questions

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#1439 of 1830
M35x lease rates with 10K by kimokaka
May 15, 2008 (12:49 pm)
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hey carman,
 
What are the money factors and residuals on the M35x with 10K for 36 and 39 months for May. I've seen a couple different numbers.
Thanks
#1440 of 1830
M35 Lease Info by 2confused2
May 15, 2008 (1:17 pm)
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What is the current residual and MF for a M35:
 
12K 39 mos
10K 39 mos
 
Thanks.
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buy a 2007 m35 sport or lease a 2008m35 sport by rogerthat_101
May 16, 2008 (10:10 am)
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Still contemplating,
 
I've got an offer to buy a 2007 new m35 sport black and black with nav/ tech package for $40,000 (good deal)? or would I be able to get it lower. it would be financed with money down
The 2008 m35 would be a lease for 24 or 36 mth around 650 to 750 per month.
 
the 2008 m35 offers the nav tech package as well.
 
anyone suggestions.
is this a car for the long run or short run.
I see many of them seem to lease it and then return it.
is it better to lease or get get it financed and buy the car.
any suggestions or opinions would help.
#1442 of 1830
Re: M35x lease rates with 10K [kimokaka] by ocautoseeker
May 16, 2008 (4:35 pm)
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Replying to: kimokaka (May 15, 2008 12:49 pm)

kimokaka,
 
M35x for the terms you requested are as follows for the month of May:
 
36M - Residual 54% - .00070
39M - Residual 53% - .00091
 
Based on 10k annual miles.
 
* Rates may vary by region.
 
#1443 of 1830
Re: M35 Lease Info [2confused2] by ocautoseeker
May 16, 2008 (4:41 pm)
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Replying to: 2confused2 (May 15, 2008 1:17 pm)

2confused2,
 
Here are the numbers for the terms you requested:
 
M35
 
39M / 10k - Residual 52% - .00104
39M / 12k - Residual 51% - .00104
 
* Rates may vary by region.
#1444 of 1830
Re: buy a 2007 m35 sport or lease a 2008m35 sport [rogerthat_101] by ghstudio
May 16, 2008 (5:44 pm)
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Replying to: rogerthat_101 (May 16, 2008 10:10 am)

The 2007 and 2008 are almost exactly the same car with some changes in the navigation system. Dealers are asking 34000 for 2006's that are back from lease.....so a 2007 is probably a 38000 car. If you are leasing, it doesn't matter which one you get...get the cheaper one (total cost not monthly cost). If you are considering purchasing at the end of the lease, get the 2008 car...and just forget the 2007 one.
 
I will bet that the 2008 actually leases for less total cost over the life of the lease than the 2007.....there is $1000 that infiniti throws in as a capital cost reduction....and I have no idea what the lease of a 2007 would be...if you get a quote, please post it here..I'd like to see the money factor and residual on a 2007 leased today.
 
Please Please focus on the total cost of the lease..not the monthly payments. Make no capital cost reduction of your own. Then compare the total costs.
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Re: buy a 2007 m35 sport or lease a 2008m35 sport [rogerthat_101] by blov8r
May 19, 2008 (6:36 am)
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Replying to: rogerthat_101 (May 16, 2008 10:10 am)

If I were buying and planning to keep the car for a lonnnnnnnng time I would get the '07 because the cost is materially lower ... and significantly lower than the difference in model year value five or so years down the road. The '07 that you're describing is essentially the '06 I have that lists ~ $50K so you're getting ~ 20% off msrp. To make sense of the best option I would recommend looking at resale values of comparable cars five years old. The '07 and '08 are essentially identical cars so there's no upside to one v. the other ... with the exception of your amortized cost over the expected life of ownership. Bart
#1446 of 1830
Recent Lease M45x by blackknights
May 19, 2008 (11:34 am)
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Here is the deal I recently got on an M45x with Tech, Adv Tech, Splash Guards and Trunk Mat:
 
MSRP: $60,275
Vehicle Cost: $54,409 (includes $2,000 Infiniti lease incentive)
Cap Cost: $57,208 (includes doc fee and NJ sales tax)
Monthly PMT: $734
OOP: $1,400 (includes first month and DMV)
 
Great car!
#1447 of 1830
Re: Take another look at the G35 [ghstudio] by blov8r
May 20, 2008 (6:24 am)
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Replying to: ghstudio (May 14, 2008 9:19 am)

my M35 lease is up next month....My dealer gave me a 24 mo 12K lease quote of around $650 to lease the 08 M35/tech...about $75 more than my current payment. The residual on an M35 is now 62% on a 24 mos lease.
  
So I started to think about alternatives...after all, I leased the M for 24 mos because I like change. The 08 M35 is almost exactly like my 06 M (newer nav and a passenger seat that adjusts..that's it).

 
ghstudio: Seems you and I leased the same car in April of 2005 and are getting identical quotes now to move up. I'm frankly surprised that an M with a $4K lower msrp now (fewer options) and $2K loyalty bonus is going to cost me MORE than my current lease! My M hasn't hit 22K miles yet so there's a good chance I'll buy it off the lease rather than start anew. Bart
#1448 of 1830
Re: Take another look at the G35 [blov8r] by lengelberg
May 20, 2008 (6:55 am)
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Replying to: blov8r (May 20, 2008 6:24 am)

You should be able to do better. We just returned our 2006 M35x and leased a 2008 M35x with tech and xenons--$619/mo for 24 months, 15K miles, and 790 down (1st payment, and sales tax on $2000 loyalty cash), including NY sales tax in payment.

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