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Old 10-14-2016, 01:34 PM
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I'm currently a XF owner looking into leasing a 2017 F-Type convertible. Never leased a vehicle before. What money factor would be reasonable to expect with excellent credit? Also, how much on average should I expect to get off MSRP? Thanks!
 

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I'm currently a XF owner looking into leasing a 2017 F-Type convertible. Never leased a vehicle before. What money factor would be reasonable to expect with excellent credit? Also, how much on average should I expect to get off MSRP? Thanks!
You will not get much more than $3000 off a 2017 based on experience on this forum. Money factor simply depends on the month. Ask to see the rate sheet from chase to prove they aren't marking it up.
 
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Thanks for the info.
 
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Thanks for the info.
If you are leasing. I recommend looking at a penfed loan before going work chase, especially if there are no incentives for the chase lease
 
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I'm currently a XF owner looking into leasing a 2017 F-Type convertible.
Wait couple months, the best time to get a convertible is usually January-February as you will get the best discounts.

I got $15K off my F-type convertible this February, $8K of that was winter incentive by Jaguar to move convertibles.
 
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Originally Posted by Nati
Ask to see the rate sheet from chase to prove they aren't marking it up.
FYI - you are not obligated to go with Chase just because JLR partnered up with them. Chase is known to be inflexible with lease transfers and early terminations/buyouts.
 
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