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Prices Paid: Buying & Leasing Experiences Nissan Murano Lease Questions
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Replying to: Car_man (Nov 15, 2005 3:18 am) Jason
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| I leased a 2004 sl awd with navigation in Oct of 2004. The Murano listed for 37900. I am paying $417.00 per month including NJ tax. I put NO MONEY DOWN. I walked out of the showroom with the car and paid my first months lease of 417.00. I leased for 42 months and 15000 miles per year. From what I have been reading it sounds like I got a good deal. Now is the time to lease a 2005 | |
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Replying to: Car_man (Nov 15, 2005 3:15 am)
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Replying to: Car_man (Nov 15, 2005 3:18 am) I made a mistake in my previous post. THe selling price of the Murano is 33K. To summarize: its a 42 month lease/17K miles a year. The payment is 360/month tax inclusive (though I got suckered for the extended warranty which added an extra 17 on the day I leased it so its 377 now). I put 4K down (1500 for initial costs, 2500 for cost reduction). Let me know what you think. Jason |
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Car_man, You seem to be real helpful around here, so I'd like to get some info from you. My wife and I are looking at trading in her 2004 VW jetta 1.8t for a 2005 Murano S AWD. We are hoping/assuming we should break even from what we owe to what it's worth. Her brother is a salesman for a local Nissan dealership, so we are hoping to get a pretty good lease deal. From what I gather here we SHOULD be able to get invoice from him as a selling price, since he works there and all. He's going to search for us at the moment to see if he can find a car in the area, but I was wondering what the money factor and residual is for a 2005 S AWD model for both a 39/42 month lease with 12k miles/year? Oh, and we are following your advice and are going to try and put nothing down for a down payment (just pay associated fees/first months payment)  . I calculated a payment using last month's money factor/residual but would like updated figures if you have them handy I'll report back when I get some initial numbers from him. Thanks in advance!
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Replying to: sbuvel (Oct 18, 2005 6:21 am) Thank you... |
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Hi Car_Man, I have a question regarding the pros and cons of leasing a 2005 Murano vs. leasing a 2006 Murano. The former should have a far better sale price, but the latter should have a better residual, shouldn't it? In, say, 36 months the 2006 will be 12 months 'newer' than the 2005. Thus, by my thinking, the financed amount should be similar. I am considering leasing a new Murano, and am questioning whether to jump in for an '05 now, or just be patient and pick up a 2006 within the next month or so. Any advice? Thanks for the great forum...
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Replying to: Car_man (Nov 15, 2005 3:15 am) The two leases for November were as follows: 2005 Murano SL 2wd w/Mats, Splash Guards, Cargo MSRP $29535 Net Cap cost $26,760 includes $550 non refundable acquisition fee Monthly payments total $12558 At lease end purchase for $15,062.85 plus $150 purchase option fee 12k miles 42 months $1999 intial payment This is all the info that was given can I find out the money factor from this info? How can I figure out what the one payment lease would be? The other deal was 2005 Murano S 2wd w/convenience package, mats,spalsh guards MSRP $28835 Net cap cost $25,990 Includes $550 non refundable acquistion fee Monthly payments total $12,138 Purchase at lease end for $14,705.85 plus $150 purchase option fee 12k miles 42 months $1999 intial payment
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I've been looking for a 2005 Nissan Murano with touring and tech. In my searching I've found one a few weeks ago for 32.500 before taxes. I was thinking maybe I'd lease but haven't researched leases. I don't care so much about the navi- but I like the color screen and rear assist (i'm in and out of parking lots a lot everyday). Now- I priced a new 2006 (arriving at the dealer on the 15th) SL touring (comes standard with rear assist camera and color screen) at 31,777 Platinum/Black. That's the purchase price I was quoted. So I'm at a loss. Wait for the 06 and buy----or lease? Or wait for the 06 to see if the dealers will blow out the 05 with touring and tech?? A dealer called me today to say "let's get you out of the market- what can I do to make this deal". I asked for the 2005 SL 2WD Black/Charcoal touring, tech sticker at 36,700, offered at 32,500 for 30,000. We'll see. Thoughts??Help? thanks!! |
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Car_Man I just traded in a 2000 Honda Odyssey EX on a 2005 Murano. I have never actually traded a vehicle since it is against my religion but I was very desperate to get rid of this van. It had 128,600 miles, I was on the third transmission, it had a cracked windshield, and damaged passenger door, and one on the automatic doors did not work, and I owed more on the van than it was worth. Just to fix the automatic door alone would have cost me close to $800. I owed $9853 on the van. Trade Value for "Good Condition": $7015 I did a 42 month / 15,000 mile per year lease. MSRP on 2005 SL Murano: $34,365 Residual Value $17,182.50 plus purchase option of $150 Touring Package Floor Mats Splash Guards Cargo Protector Roof Rail Crossbars I paid $3000 down which included first months payment, security deposit, and acquisition fee. They had to get it from a dealer 400 miles away. My payments are $445 per month for a 42 month 15,000 mile per year lease plus they paid off my van. I was offered a 12,000 mile / year lease without them paying off my van for $400 per month. Did I do the right thing by trading in my vehicle that I was desperately ready to get rid of? Thank you!
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