Is this a good deal?
#1
Is this a good deal?
What's up everyone?? Just got back from the Infiniti dealer. My brother is looking into getting a 05 G35 coupe AUTO premium and 19' wheel package. Just wanted to know if the following is a good deal or not. BTW it's a lease
Msrp: $37,200
Lease payments: $429/month (figure includes tax)
Due at inception: $1500
Term: 42 months
Mileage: 15K miles per year
Msrp: $37,200
Lease payments: $429/month (figure includes tax)
Due at inception: $1500
Term: 42 months
Mileage: 15K miles per year
#4
there are other factors too to determine if leasing is good or not. It's good for some people.
Plug your stuff into www.leasecompare.com to see if you got a good deal. Also, post the price you are getting (w/o the financing.) so we can see how much over invoice.
Plug your stuff into www.leasecompare.com to see if you got a good deal. Also, post the price you are getting (w/o the financing.) so we can see how much over invoice.
#5
Originally Posted by cup0spam
leasing a car, especially one that holds its value so well, would be a dumb move. For me at least.
#6
It seems good to me if you like renting a car from a dealership and throwing your money down the toilet. Go for it. At least finance the thing over 5 years so you can have some equity in it. I just dont understand why people lease their rides (oh excuse me its not theirs) and especially putting money down at inception, blows me away. What a waste. I look at it this way if you have to lease its another way of saying I cant really afford this car so I need a lower monthly payment. I dont want to hear the excuse well after three years Im going to get another one, why would you get a G and keep it for only three years,lol.
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#8
Originally Posted by 03SheerMax
What's up everyone?? Just got back from the Infiniti dealer. My brother is looking into getting a 05 G35 coupe AUTO premium and 19' wheel package. Just wanted to know if the following is a good deal or not. BTW it's a lease
Msrp: $37,200
Lease payments: $429/month (figure includes tax)
Due at inception: $1500
Term: 42 months
Mileage: 15K miles per year
Msrp: $37,200
Lease payments: $429/month (figure includes tax)
Due at inception: $1500
Term: 42 months
Mileage: 15K miles per year
Forgive me if I offend anyone, but people need to pull their heads out of their asses before making stupid comments about leasing before knowing pros/cons behind it. People have different situations in life so leasing fit for some people, but not for everyone. Just my 2cents.
Last edited by digital_nrg; 12-02-2005 at 01:31 PM.
#9
Originally Posted by G35MC
If he is changing cars every3-5 years, I think leasing is good especially if he owns a business and get some tax benefits. because if you are buy a car, and 3 years down the road, u want to change a car. you will ending spending more money
personally tho, i buy em...never leased. (well never sold any of my cars anyways!)
good luck man.
#10
Originally Posted by 03SheerMax
What's up everyone?? Just got back from the Infiniti dealer. My brother is looking into getting a 05 G35 coupe AUTO premium and 19' wheel package. Just wanted to know if the following is a good deal or not. BTW it's a lease
Msrp: $37,200
Lease payments: $429/month (figure includes tax)
Due at inception: $1500
Term: 42 months
Mileage: 15K miles per year
Msrp: $37,200
Lease payments: $429/month (figure includes tax)
Due at inception: $1500
Term: 42 months
Mileage: 15K miles per year
I only paid 34,500 for my 2005 6mt with premium package and full aero kit
in January of this year. I think that price is way high even if it has a nav package
#12
Originally Posted by macr6
Um how much is an 06? Aren't they bout the same price as what you posted?
#13
Im in the same boat as "The Kid". My local dealership only had 1 05 6mt and it wasn't to my liking.
Ended up with a 06 Fully loaded.
MSRP 40680. Price - 38500.
Residual - 57%. Money Factor .00219 (I thought this could be a little better since my credit score is well over 700), Monthly payment - 526 a month...
Total due at signing - 2995 (includes acquisition fee, NY State Sales Tax, First Month Payment, Tags and Fees, etc...)
Thought it was a decent deal...
-Evangelo2
Ended up with a 06 Fully loaded.
MSRP 40680. Price - 38500.
Residual - 57%. Money Factor .00219 (I thought this could be a little better since my credit score is well over 700), Monthly payment - 526 a month...
Total due at signing - 2995 (includes acquisition fee, NY State Sales Tax, First Month Payment, Tags and Fees, etc...)
Thought it was a decent deal...
-Evangelo2
Last edited by Evangelo2; 12-03-2005 at 09:46 AM.
#14
Originally Posted by benbo5
It seems good to me if you like renting a car from a dealership and throwing your money down the toilet. Go for it. At least finance the thing over 5 years so you can have some equity in it. I just dont understand why people lease their rides (oh excuse me its not theirs) and especially putting money down at inception, blows me away. What a waste. I look at it this way if you have to lease its another way of saying I cant really afford this car so I need a lower monthly payment. I dont want to hear the excuse well after three years Im going to get another one, why would you get a G and keep it for only three years,lol.
BTW, I am at my second G in less than 3 years.
#15
Originally Posted by limeg35
Well not excatly throw the money down to toilet...Assume he get that car for 34k, plus 3k for tax and DMV's to finance it over 5 years at 5% it will be 700/mo, now thats 270 more than if he leased, times that to 42 is 11340 plus 700 for 18 more months is 12600, add those togother is 23940, if the redisual on that car is 50% of MSRP which is 18600, so to finance or purchase it, it would cost him 5340 more...that will more than cover the interest to finance the residual if he so choice to, which is only 1400 at 5% for 3 years.
BTW, I am at my second G in less than 3 years.
BTW, I am at my second G in less than 3 years.
You have many suppositions in your example that may or may not be true. Let's make this simple. I'll provide two examples: one for the G that I presently own and one for the M3 that I use to own.
I paid a tad over $34K for my G35C and I will sell it in three years and I'll be surprised if I don't get at least $25K for the car. I average around 8K a year on my cars and I keep them in perfect condition. So if my forecast is on target the G will cost me $3K a year or $250 a month.
I bought an M3 in '02 for around $53K and sold it 30 months later for $45K. No speculation on this example. So 30 months and 19K miles of driving an M3 cost me $8K or less than $270 a month.
Please help me to understand how leasing is less expensive. I use my cars at least partially for business purposes so I am able to deprecitae them on Federal and State Income taxes. Also, I would never buy a car that doesn't hold its value well. The M is about the best in that regard and the G isn't too far behind. For example I would never buy a car like an S4 because it depreciates so much.