O.k. I just bought a house and am looking to lower my expensese. Anyway, I am looking to have someone take over my lease. Right now I pay only $496 because I had a buddy at Infiniti hook me up. The coupe is a Silver with Stone interior, 6-speed coupe, loaded except NAV. It has 22k and is absolutely perfect except for a few VERY small chips only in the front bumper (not even noticable except i am **** about my car). The interior is prestine and was vaccumed weekly. It was a 42 month lease with 15,000 miles per year at $496 per month.

You have remaining:

-22 months
-1415 miles per month (15k a year is only 1250/month). Didn't drive it much.
-I will add an incentive ($) so that your payment is only $450/month.

Try to find a lower lease anywhere on a 2005. Good luck. Coupe is perfect, has 19" rims, Cold Air Intake (can have stock too), and 20% tint.

E-mail me at sbodemann@gmail.com for more details and photos.

 

damn i would take it if i didnt have more payments on my 03 G

 

Imagine getting to use a 2005 G35, 6 speed coupe, with all options for a short 22 months? Then only pay $450 and for the next 22 months you drive the **** out of it and simply trade it back in and move onto you next dream...

One hell of a deal!!!!! One hell of a car!!!!!

 

Where are you located?

 

Located in Wilmington, NC. However, I travel all up and down the East Coast.

 

I Am Around Houston, Tx. Was Hoping You Where Alot Closer.

 

I just bought a 4runner in Alabama. 8 hour drive. Sometimes it takes a little effort to get a great deal, no?

 

Just sent you a e-mail so if you see a strange e-mail name it is me.

 

No one...?? woooowww

 

I've got Better things to do with almost 10K....I bet if I paid what? 30k for a used 05, it'd be worth more than 20k in 22 months, and I'd have the option to keep it.

 

Wow, you are a financial genius! Who do you work for, Morgan Stanley? Can I invest some money with you???

1st off: You can buy a car off of a lease.
2nd: Ever hear of something called Time Value of Money?
3rd: Ex: Lets say you buy a 2005 G35 for $30,000

-Payment: $601.11 per month
-In 22 months you will still owe $20,748.58

-In 22 months you will have paid a total of $13,225 ($601 x 22)
-If you took over this lease you will have paid $9,900 ($450 x 22)
-The residual on the vehicle is $21,000

That means, with taking over this lease you are saving yourself over $3,000 and you don't have to worry about selling this g35. Just hand it in to Infiniti and move onto the next car.

*I wish people like you could find something better to do with their time rather than poking into other peoples threads and posting ignorant comments. hummmm...

 

didn't mean to poop on it too much, I just hate leases, but I guess people who drive relatively little and always have to have a new car, it sometimes makes sense. I'd rather pay the 13K and own 1/3 of the car, myself, no issues w/ mileage, I'm not gonna get dinged at lease termination if I scratch it, I can sell it at any time (you're about at the end of the window to transfer that least, I don't see anyone taking over a least with just 18 months on it).

I grant that you pay less a month, but if I buy a 30K 05 G coupe right now, I bet it's worth more than 21k in 22 months. (see MOST 03's going for >20k still). G's have relatavely low depreciation, a lease probabally makes more sense on something like an Audi or Volvo that just gets rocked with depreciation.

Good luck, I didn't mean to be a dick

 

I think you should fully understand a lease before you make such rediculious comments.

-When you turn a car in from a lease they take into account normal wear and tear. You don't get hit for the small stuff.

-Depreciation is completely out of the equation. You are given the opportunity to buy the car after the lease (residual value). If the residual is less than what the car is worth, you buy and resell (this will most likely be the case with my G35 coupe). That means that you can make even more money with leasing the G.

-How many people on this forum keep their cars past 60k. I bet that most don't...

-15k miles/year is plenty


BTW... whos interested??? This is a hell of a DEAL! I think most would agree.