Anybody leased an '05 AT sedan recently?
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From: la canada (in los angeles)
Originally Posted by scdgoofy
That actually seems about right. Assuming final price was at or near invoice ($32,005) and using a MF of .00149 and residual of 69%. If you put $3,500 as cap cost reduction and $1,500 as drive off, your total monthly, including 8.25% tax would be $282.
Sound about right?
Now if you hadn't put that $3,500 down, your payment would have been about $446 a month. The difference in payments over 24 months would have been $3,936, but you would have had that $3,500 to invest over two years. Anyway, potato / potatoe. Congrats on your car.
(I'm also in L.A.... where did you go and how were you treated? I could buy as early as this weekend or as late as the last weekend of Sept.)
Sound about right?
Now if you hadn't put that $3,500 down, your payment would have been about $446 a month. The difference in payments over 24 months would have been $3,936, but you would have had that $3,500 to invest over two years. Anyway, potato / potatoe. Congrats on your car.
(I'm also in L.A.... where did you go and how were you treated? I could buy as early as this weekend or as late as the last weekend of Sept.)
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Incentives ending?
Got this from a local dealer yesterday:
"These rates are only good through Monday Evening (We are having our
Limited Engagement Special which happens about twice a year). I highly
suggest you take advantage of this special if you are planning on
leasing as we are expecting nearly a full point to be added to the money
factor (that would add about $50 a month to your payment or roughly 1800
over the term of the loan). No pressure- just thought you would want to
know."
Anybody heard anything like this?
I can't imagine that the incentives just won't get deeper and deeper up to the arrival of the '06 model. But I'll be PO'd if these incentives don't return! I was thinking about leasing this weekend, but I've still got two months left on my current BMW lease...
"These rates are only good through Monday Evening (We are having our
Limited Engagement Special which happens about twice a year). I highly
suggest you take advantage of this special if you are planning on
leasing as we are expecting nearly a full point to be added to the money
factor (that would add about $50 a month to your payment or roughly 1800
over the term of the loan). No pressure- just thought you would want to
know."
Anybody heard anything like this?
I can't imagine that the incentives just won't get deeper and deeper up to the arrival of the '06 model. But I'll be PO'd if these incentives don't return! I was thinking about leasing this weekend, but I've still got two months left on my current BMW lease...
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