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Lease vs Purchase Incentives by mickeyj
Apr 06, 2007 (5:06 am)
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Does anyone know what the current lease incentives are vs incentives for purchase. I know there are extra lease incentives available, but I haven't seen a figure.
 
Thanks!
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Re: Car man - Please comment on this Lease Deal [bgut1] by dfarber
Apr 06, 2007 (12:57 pm)
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Replying to: bgut1 (Mar 28, 2007 12:21 pm)

i think your deal sounds ok. i just picked up an 07 3.2 AWD with an msrp of $46,370 and put 0 down (meaning $2700 after you count the bank fee of $600, taxes of $1000, first month pmt, deposit and registration).
 
my monthly pmt is $468.
 
24 months, 10,500 miles per yr. 68% residual. money factor is like .00049
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Re: Car man - Please comment on this Lease Deal [bgut1] by dfarber
Apr 06, 2007 (12:58 pm)
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Replying to: bgut1 (Mar 28, 2007 12:21 pm)

i think your deal sounds ok. i just picked up an 07 3.2 AWD with an msrp of $46,370 and put 0 down (meaning $2700 after you count the bank fee of $600, taxes of $1000, first month pmt, deposit and registration).
 
my monthly pmt is $468.
 
24 months, 10,500 miles per yr. 68% residual. money factor is like .00049
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Lease Cal by heathmac
Apr 07, 2007 (4:47 am)
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Example Calculation Using the Leasing Formula
 
Let's assume you've decided on 3-year (36 month term) lease of a Toyota Camry XLE that has a sticker price of $24,600 (MSRP).
 
You've managed to negotiate the price down to $23,000 (Cap Cost). You decide not to make a down payment, but you have a trade-in worth $5000. Your Net Cap Cost is therefore $23,000 - $5000 = $18,000.
 
Now, the dealer tells you (because you asked) that the Money Factor is .00375 (.00375 x 2400 = 9.0%) and the Residual Percentage is 60% of MSRP. So your Residual amount, in dollars, is .60 x $24,600 = $14,760.
 
Now let's do the math:
 
Depreciation Fee = ( $18,000 – $14,760 ) ÷ 36 = $90.00
 
Finance Fee = ( $18,000 + $14,760 ) × .00375 = $122.85
 

 
Monthly Lease Payment = $90.00 + $122.85 = $212.85
(sales tax not included)
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Car-Man,Please check this deal by chop2
Apr 12, 2007 (4:16 pm)
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XC-90 AWD 3.2V6 2007 5-SEATER,PREMIUIM,CLIMATE,SIRUS,BLUETOOTH
msrp-42,350.00
PRICE- 32,943.00
36 mth-15,000.00 miles
MF-.00207
RESID- .45
DOC FEE- 150.00
RES ADDS- 705.00
ACQ FEE-595.00
ADJ REDID-19,374.75
TOT INIT PMT- 2,854.25 (SIGN AND DRIVE-INCLUDES 1ST PYMT)
MONTHLY PMT- 485.20
I'm supposed to pick up next week.
WHAT DO YOU THINK?
Thanks.
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lease numbers by greenteam
Apr 12, 2007 (7:40 pm)
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hi, could anyone help me find money the money factor and residuals for a 2 year 24k mile leae on an xc90 v6 with premium and versatility??
 
Thanks,
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Re: lease numbers [greenteam] by dfarber
Apr 13, 2007 (5:13 pm)
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Replying to: greenteam (Apr 12, 2007 7:40 pm)

check my earlier post- i got an xc90 3.2 v6 with prem/vers/climate/convenience packages with an msrp of 46k with 0 down (which meant $2700 including 1stmonth+dep+taxes+tags+acq fee)
 
residual was 68% of msrp. based on 24 months with 10500 miles per year. money factor was .00049.
 
pmt is 468/month
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lease numbers by greenteam
Apr 13, 2007 (5:27 pm)
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hey dfarber.. what region are you in?? I was getting quotes for 600 per month.. I live in socal where did you buy it??
 
Any help will be apppreciated..
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Re: lease numbers [greenteam] by dfarber
Apr 15, 2007 (6:46 pm)
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Replying to: greenteam (Apr 13, 2007 5:27 pm)

greenteam- i'm far from so cal. i'm in the ny metro area. you should get familiar with the lease calculator that is mentioned in a bunch of places on this website. it will allow you to recompute the cost of your lease and you will see what it 'should' be, vs. what the dealer is charging you. you should be able to negotiate around 3-4k off the msrp price and then take 68% of that number. take that divided by 24 and that is the biggest chunk of your pmt. then take the msrp+purchase option price and multiple that times the money factor which should be somewhere in the neighborhood of .0005 to .0008. that amount is your interest on a monthly basis. add the 2 numbers up and you will see what your pmt should be. mine works exactly.
 
hope that helps
 
note that my montly pmt excludes the taxes since i paid them all up front. maybe the quotes you have received have taxes paid each month?

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