Payments

[hd222]

Your not paying attention just trying to be a smart ass . I’ll start over for u in the back . I went to lease the car 12/36000 5000 out of pocket 620 a month . You thought that was financing . If I financed 5 years at 620 a month plus 5000 that’s 42000 the sticker is 53000

Lol. It is sad on how clueless you are. Is English your second language?
These are your words, not mine.
"In the end with 5000 down I paid 42000 for the launch edition 11000 off sticker"

 

[bluesport70]

My last car was a new g70 sport 3.3 12/36 zero out of pocket 495 a month

The dealers here in Florida have one or 2 of the launch edition and not letting them go that cheap but I’d love to see what people paid for any new g70 instead of telling me to look around . I thought the point of this chat is to help people not tell them look somewhere else

 

[hd222]

My last car was a new g70 sport 3.3 12/36 zero out of pocket 495 a month

The fact that you post the car and not the MSRP which is critical in the assessment points to you not understanding the very basics of car leasing.

 

[bluesport70]

Lol. It is sad on how clueless you are. Is English your second language?
These are your words, not mine.
"In the end with 5000 down I paid 42000 for the launch edition 11000 off sticker"

That is correct if I paid 620 a month for 5 years and 5000 down

 

[bluesport70]

That is correct if I paid 620 a month for 5 years and 5000 down

620 x12 =

The fact that you post the car and not the MSRP which is critical in the assessment points to you not understanding the very basics of car leasing.

there is only one price for the launch

 

[bluesport70]

620 x12 =7440 7440x5=37200 37200+5000 =42400 sticker 53200

there is only one price for the launch

 

[bluesport70]

620 x12 =

there is only one price for the launch

If anybody here was looking at the launch edition they know the sticker

 

[hd222]

620 x12 =

there is only one price for the launch

You didnt say IF. And again didnt specify finance.
As far as failing to mention msrp, i was referring to your old car. The MF was also much lower.

 

[bluesport70]

You didnt say IF. And again didnt specify finance.
As far as failing to mention msrp, i was referring to your old car. The MF was also much lower.

 

[hd222]

So your old car is 3k cheaper, with steep dealer discounts and a lower MF. What do you expect? You are paying full price on this car right now and if you do, you are a sucker. You can get a lot more car for 800 a month.

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[bluesport70]

I would like to see one person with a 2022 3.3 sport financing or leasing it with zero out of pocket for

So your old car is 3k cheaper, with steep dealer discounts and a lower MF. What do you expect? You are paying full price on this car right now and if you do, you are a sucker. You can get a lot more car for 800 a month.

What car is better that would I am pretty knowledgeable I actually lemon lawed my g70 and got back all my money the money I’m putting down is half what I got back

So your old car is 3k cheaper, with steep dealer discounts and a lower MF. What do you expect? You are paying full price on this car right now and if you do, you are a sucker. You can get a lot more car for 800 a month.

what car are u leasing for 800 month zero out of pocket 12/36 for 800 month

 

[bluesport70]

I would like to see one person with a 2022 3.3 sport financing or leasing it with zero out of pocket for

What car is better that would I am pretty knowledgeable I actually lemon lawed my g70 and got back all my money the money I’m putting down is half what I got back

what car are u leasing for 800 month zero out of pocket 12/36 for 800 month

 

[hd222]

I would like to see one person with a 2022 3.3 sport financing or leasing it with zero out of pocket for

What car is better that would I am pretty knowledgeable I actually lemon lawed my g70 and got back all my money the money I’m putting down is half what I got back

what car are u leasing for 800 month zero out of pocket 12/36 for 800 month

There are many options. See leasehackr...I am not your personal broker. You have lots to learn.

 

[Kram]

Just don't put 5K down on a lease. Never a good idea, as in a total loss accident, you loose that money. In the end you're paying the same anyway - so better to keep that money in the bank, or do something more usefull with it than a down payment on a lease.

 

[csu87]

what is your residual for it? if its crazy low, sure you got a good deal. but i doubt it is. Your payments over 36 months is just over 27k.

 

[EdP]

what is your residual for it? if its crazy low, sure you got a good deal. but i doubt it is. Your payments over 36 months is just over 27k.

At the end of 36 months all you had was use of a car and a stack of receipts. Take 48 months, about the same payment and have trade in value on a Sonata.

 

[csu87]

At the end of 36 months all you had was use of a car and a stack of receipts. Take 48 months, about the same payment and have trade in value on a Sonata.

yeah i never advocate for leasing unless you are the type of person to always buy new cars every couple years. And even then, unless its a great deal, dont recommend.

better to pay a little more and have something at the end, then pay less and have nothing to show for it.

 

[jetrep]

I'm pretty sure I lost a few IQ points reading this thread.

 

[hd222]

yeah i never advocate for leasing unless you are the type of person to always buy new cars every couple years. And even then, unless its a great deal, dont recommend.

better to pay a little more and have something at the end, then pay less and have nothing to show for it.

Generally, there are great deals to be had leasing, the current market is an anomaly. Remember if you like the car you can buy it out at the end of the lease and it will cost you essentially the same as the initial purchase but you have an option to turn it in. Leasing also protects you for diminished value in the event of an accident.

 

[csu87]

Generally, there are great deals to be had leasing, the current market is an anomaly. Remember if you like the car you can buy it out at the end of the lease and it will cost you essentially the same as the initial purchase but you have an option to turn it in. Leasing also protects you for diminished value in the event of an accident.

and generally you can get great deals buying as well and if you have good credit, 0% interest on payments.

its not a one size fits all, but generally speaking, if you are going to buy the car at the end of the lease, youll end up spending more than if you bought it initially.

As for diminished value, if you have good insurance, typically that is a non issue.

Im not completely against leasing. Especially for high dollar cars that lose a ton in depreciation and arent typically held past a few years.