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Replying to: coolanzz (Sep 11, 2006 10:46 am) I guess this makes a complete info to my earlier message This message is a continuation of message below: Dear Car_man, Tommorow morning am finalising a lease deal on 2006 Passat 2.0T. Total calculated (MSRP)sticker price of car am leasing is $31,965.00, Its with Premium package, Exterior is Reflex Silver, Interior is black with leather heated seats, navigation, sunroof, Dynaudio etc. well in one word it is a fully loaded equipped car what VW offers. Tommorow morning am signing a lease deal with residual of 0.51, money factor 0.00099, 15k miles per year and for 36 months. Downpayment is $2365 which includes first monthly payment of $365, dmv and all misc. charges except number plate. I am resident of NY state. What do you think about this deal ???? Do you consider this deal good An early reply will be appreciated, and thanks to your discussion board, as I am following it from last 3 weeks such that I can finalise a good car at good price. As its my first car, I learnt more or less everything about car shopping on this site, thanks once again. P.S. I cannot tell Net Cap cost and calculated costs as after heavy negotiations we nailed down on my monthly payments with $2000 downpayment. I drove the car am leasing, but it had already 80 miles on it, does it make any difference ??? Secondly does a color choice changes price??? I already reserved the car by paying deductible $500. Your opinion will be appreciated. |
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Hello Car Man, We are in about to lease a VW Passat 2006 2.0 T Package #1. Do you think this deal is OK? MSRP 27.415 Acqui. Fee 575.00 Int CAP 26.025 Residual (%) 14.804 (54%) Money Factor 0.00099 Registration fee: 150.00 Insp fee: 10.00 Doc. fee: 45.00 Term in months: 36 Annual Mileage 10,000 Monthly payment 352.11 Money due at start: 2,206.22 (includes tax, 1st month, reg fee, inspe. fee and documents fee) disposal fee: 350.00 We also hear that if we wait until October we will get better leasing deals. Is that true?? Much Thanks, Elyse
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Car man, do you have the residual and money factor on 2007 Passat Sedans? I'm looking for 15k miles/yr on a 2.0T. Thanks.
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Looking to purchase one of these. All three are offering great Deals. I can get a 3.6 with Pack 1 for 27K plus Tax, Tille, and fees. Both the the TL and the G35 for about $3000 more plus the fees. Both the Passat and the TL seem much more upscale on the inside than the G35. Both the TL and the G35 are entry levels luxury vehicles and the dealer experience will be the same. Both are Japanese and perhaps more reliable over the long run even though all three offer similar warranties. THe Passat reminds me a lot of my current 03 Audi A6, which is a good thing. A nice driving and powerful machine and the price seems good for such a nice vehicle. But the Passat might suffer in resale value so eventually I might get more for the Jap brands. Dont' Know. Oh Decisions decisions and more dicisions. ANyone out there with a 3.6 passat willing to share their experiences?
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I am getting close to the end of my 48 month lease on my 2003 Passat Wagon (GLS - 1.8 T), and so far the experience has been pretty good. I had the pre-termination inspection done Monday and was pleasantly surprised that the only items the company wants to charge me for are a plugged windshield (bullseye repaired) and one alloy wheel with really bad fender rash (trying to get close enough to the card reader at my parking deck and got too close). They identified lots of dents and dings (more than I think are truly there...and I looked closely), but all are marked as "No charge." I had expected two dings on the hood to get me, but she marked those no charge as well. The two items they want to charge me for are both covered by the excess wear and tear policy that is included in my lease (which VW tried to charge me for, but when I walked out, they offered to toss it in at the same price). Anyway, I had heard horror stories of people being forced to take their car to the dealer for service and stuff like that before they could get clearance to turn the car in. I had all of my records ready to as I do my own oil changes, air filters, and the like and never take my car to VW as they are too pricey and take far too long (the price doesn't get me as much as "all day" for an oil change). Anyway, had all of that documentation ready to go to prove I'd done the factory maintenance, and the lady only asked the mileage and date for my last service. I am well under my allotted miles and have scheduled the turn in date as well. So at this moment, it looks like this should be relatively painless. I have, of course, opted not to buy the car as we've really outgrown it and are moving into SUV territory...and the overpriced Toureg just doesn't cut it for me. We'll still have my wife's 1999 Passat GLS V6 - 109K miles and still going strong! Take care all!
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