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Land Rover Range Rover Sport Lease Questions

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#56 of 548 Re: Land Rover Range Rover Sport: Lease Questions [surfd90] by chevallier

Feb 06, 2006 (4:08 pm)

Replying to: surfd90 (Aug 31, 2005 9:17 am)
Looks like your money factor is .00273 which translates to about 6.54%. I think the rate is a little high. I went to Leasetrader.com and saw someone trying to get rid of a RR Sport HSE for $975/mo. Go to http://www.leasetrader.com/auto/lease/search/2006_Land_Rover_HSE_Sport_Utility_V- 8_93741.xhtml. Personally, I think you can do better, but I guess it depends on the market conditions in your area. By the way, both the residual and the money factor can be negotiated. Best of Luck!

#57 of 548 Re: Land Rover Range Rover Sport: Lease Questions [chevallier] by eights38

Feb 06, 2006 (8:53 pm)

Replying to: chevallier (Feb 06, 2006 4:08 pm)
Chevallier-
 
The residual and money factor are not negotiable. The bank sets the residual and money factor based on market conditions. The residual is adjusted to reflect different amounts of mileage. For example, a 15k mile per year lease will have a lower residual and a higher payment than a comparable 12k mile per year lease. In regard to the money factor, it can change depending on mileage. For example, Land Rover could offer a better money factor (lower money factor) on a 36 month lease than it does on a 24 month lease or vice versa. It all depends on market conditions. Also, prepaying a lease will in turn reduce your money factor by a bank determined reduction in the money factor because the bank is taking less risk and knows that all payments will be met. Hope this helps.

#58 of 548 Credit Score by jbratx

Feb 10, 2006 (9:20 pm)

What's the average credit score of those who purchase cars from Land Rover?

#59 of 548 Re: Upfront Lease on RRS [tallwoods] by Car_man HOST

Feb 17, 2006 (3:35 am)

Replying to: tallwoods (Jan 31, 2006 12:22 pm)
I see, tallwoods. I knew that the Range Rover Sport was selling well and that Land Rover dealers would probably try to get as much as they could for it, but I didn't realize that they weren't providing any sort of discounts at all. If you were to lease a 2006 Land Rover Range Rover Sport HSE with an MSRP and selling price of $58,050 through Land Rover's captive finance company right now for 48 months with 15,000 miles per year, its zero down, pre-tax monthly payment should be around $921.
 
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#60 of 548 Holy Moly by monkeyshift

Feb 20, 2006 (3:56 pm)

Here's what they're telling me to lease one of these RR Sport HSE's.
 
MSRP 61,400 (Base plus the luxury seating package)
Cap cost-- 60,000
 
36 mos/ 10,500 miles/ 2K out the door. (I have excellent-plus credit)
 
$1,070 a month!!! (CA tax included) That seems crazy for a 60K truck with incredible residual potential.
 
is this right Car Man? I got quoted $895 all in on a Cayenne S that costs five grand more and just a few months ago, my brother leased a 745li (MSRP 78K) for 36 months with 2 grand out the door for 1140 a month! Just a few dollars more...
 
Holy Moly! This can't be right. Please tell me this dealership in thousand oaks is just yanking my chain. Or is it cuz the car's so hot? seems crazy.
 
Is there any way to find this car in the high eight hundreds or even low nine's without putting more money down? That seems like what a truck in the 60 thousands should lease for, or am I crazy?
 
Thanks for your help!

#61 of 548 Re: Holy Moly [monkeyshift] by british_rover

Feb 24, 2006 (3:39 pm)

Replying to: monkeyshift (Feb 20, 2006 3:56 pm)
That fits with what I am seeing for leases on the other side of the country.
 
Couple of things you have to remember. There is none, zero, zilch support behind the Sport leases. You aren't getting any break on the Money factor or the residual. The seven series and Cayenne have a fair amount of marketing support behind their leases. The dealer is probably bumping your MF a good bit too. I know we do at least a little to get some back end. Find out what MF they are using and make sure it is not exessivly bumped. That is one thing you can negotiate to get your payment down.
 
Other thing to remember is that Land Rover leases roll property tax into the payment. Most other makes don't do that. In order to compare leases you need to compare base payment only no taxes.

#62 of 548 Re: Holy Moly [british_rover] by monkeyshift

Feb 25, 2006 (11:46 am)

Replying to: british_rover (Feb 24, 2006 3:39 pm)
Thanks british rover, I appreciate the feedback.

#63 of 548 Range Rover Sport Quote by jbratx

Apr 30, 2006 (11:52 am)

CarMan,
 
I was quoted a price of $58,150 for a RRS HSE, Java Black, with satellite, and personal telephone intergration. The dealer saying it would cost me $1,100 month to lease this car. Is this a good deal. I live in Los Angeles, CA.
Term: 36 months
Miles: 15k a year
 
- Thank You

#64 of 548 New at the leasing thing by adybugs

Apr 30, 2006 (11:13 pm)

Hi, any help and information is appreciated.
 
I have always financed my last two vehicles, but I am thinking about leasing a RR Sport. Or just leasing in general.
 
I'm looking at the 2006 RR HSE Sport. MSRP is $57,250, no money down, 36 month lease and my credit is not really good. Can you lease a RR w/ not so perfect credit? And can you calculate a monthly payment?

#65 of 548 Range Rover Sport Current Residual & MF 36/15 by nlproductions

May 14, 2006 (7:58 pm)

Carman:
 
What is the current residual and money factor on the Range Rover Sport with 36 months and 15K Mile/year?
 
Thank You!!

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