F-Pace Leasing - Help!
#1
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Hey everyone,
First time about to lease a Jaguar F-Pace. I have leased BMW 3 series for years and always got a good lease deal.
Lately I have been looking at a dealer near me and he quoted me $681/month on a $53,300 2017 F-Pace. In my opinion, that is NOT a good deal.
What are your thoughts and what are you paying for leases?
First time about to lease a Jaguar F-Pace. I have leased BMW 3 series for years and always got a good lease deal.
Lately I have been looking at a dealer near me and he quoted me $681/month on a $53,300 2017 F-Pace. In my opinion, that is NOT a good deal.
What are your thoughts and what are you paying for leases?
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we need more information of your lease deal to know if its a good one or not. There are SO many factors that go into a lease number, you cant just compare monthly costs.
miles? months? is the 53,300 the final price or MSRP? if its MSRP, what was the final negotiated price? any money down? is taxes included?
miles? months? is the 53,300 the final price or MSRP? if its MSRP, what was the final negotiated price? any money down? is taxes included?
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The lease was factored at a negotiated rate (which I didn't negotiate, they just came back with this number) at $51,818.
It is for 10,000 miles per year for 36 months. $1,000 down.
The money factor is .00034.
The "adjusted residual" is $28,791.72.
This tells me the residual is 55% which seems very low from what I researched.
Let me know your thoughts!
It is for 10,000 miles per year for 36 months. $1,000 down.
The money factor is .00034.
The "adjusted residual" is $28,791.72.
This tells me the residual is 55% which seems very low from what I researched.
Let me know your thoughts!
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The lease was factored at a negotiated rate (which I didn't negotiate, they just came back with this number) at $51,818.
It is for 10,000 miles per year for 36 months. $1,000 down.
The money factor is .00034.
The "adjusted residual" is $28,791.72.
This tells me the residual is 55% which seems very low from what I researched.
Let me know your thoughts!
It is for 10,000 miles per year for 36 months. $1,000 down.
The money factor is .00034.
The "adjusted residual" is $28,791.72.
This tells me the residual is 55% which seems very low from what I researched.
Let me know your thoughts!
Yes I agree the residual is quite bad...
Try to shop around other dealers via email. State a price you want to pay with 0 down and see who gives the best deal. That's what I did.
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Just got this deal from the dealer. I had not made the purchase, but am considering.
MSRP: $68,480.
Selling Price: $66,200
Residual 54%
Miles per year: $10,000
Money Factor: .00029 (these have gone up since Augusts ridiculous rates at .00001)
Monthly Payment $842 + PA tax.
What do you think of this particular deal? I know it's outside the 1% rule, but with the current residuals, the lack of discounts, the lack of incentives, I really don't think it's possible to get any lower.
Let me know your thoughts!
MSRP: $68,480.
Selling Price: $66,200
Residual 54%
Miles per year: $10,000
Money Factor: .00029 (these have gone up since Augusts ridiculous rates at .00001)
Monthly Payment $842 + PA tax.
What do you think of this particular deal? I know it's outside the 1% rule, but with the current residuals, the lack of discounts, the lack of incentives, I really don't think it's possible to get any lower.
Let me know your thoughts!
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Just got this deal from the dealer. I had not made the purchase, but am considering.
MSRP: $68,480.
Selling Price: $66,200
Residual 54%
Miles per year: $10,000
Money Factor: .00029 (these have gone up since Augusts ridiculous rates at .00001)
Monthly Payment $842 + PA tax.
What do you think of this particular deal? I know it's outside the 1% rule, but with the current residuals, the lack of discounts, the lack of incentives, I really don't think it's possible to get any lower.
Let me know your thoughts!
MSRP: $68,480.
Selling Price: $66,200
Residual 54%
Miles per year: $10,000
Money Factor: .00029 (these have gone up since Augusts ridiculous rates at .00001)
Monthly Payment $842 + PA tax.
What do you think of this particular deal? I know it's outside the 1% rule, but with the current residuals, the lack of discounts, the lack of incentives, I really don't think it's possible to get any lower.
Let me know your thoughts!
I was looking at an Audi S3 and a TTS and those prices were just as bad for a lease. That's one of the reasons I went with the Jaguar instead... plus the car just gives way more emotions than a German car does (as great as they are).
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Just got this deal from the dealer. I had not made the purchase, but am considering.
MSRP: $68,480.
Selling Price: $66,200
Residual 54%
Miles per year: $10,000
Money Factor: .00029 (these have gone up since Augusts ridiculous rates at .00001)
Monthly Payment $842 + PA tax.
What do you think of this particular deal? I know it's outside the 1% rule, but with the current residuals, the lack of discounts, the lack of incentives, I really don't think it's possible to get any lower.
Let me know your thoughts!
MSRP: $68,480.
Selling Price: $66,200
Residual 54%
Miles per year: $10,000
Money Factor: .00029 (these have gone up since Augusts ridiculous rates at .00001)
Monthly Payment $842 + PA tax.
What do you think of this particular deal? I know it's outside the 1% rule, but with the current residuals, the lack of discounts, the lack of incentives, I really don't think it's possible to get any lower.
Let me know your thoughts!
My calculus was that if I really want one of these cars, then I'm going to suffer the depreciation whether I lease or buy, so I negotiated the best sales price I could, then took the lease with $0 down. Even with the $795 inception fee (paid up front) and $300 buy out fee it still made more sense than buying given the MF.