1.The $542 is including taxes.
2. They gave me tier 1 so .00065, not sure the residual it might have been 48% since the 36/10k was 49%
3. Yes selling price $51,1XX. Lets say $51,200 to round-up as I don’t have the paperwork in front of me.
The reason mine went up is due to the prepaid $995 24-month maintenance. It was going to be $700 for 10k and then $1,300 for 20k so prepaying made sense (?)
The deal that I got was very, very specific – any car on the lot with MSRP < $75k. So anything that went over (like the $75,200 cars) were $150/mo more – yes, really. So there was no “deal” for the S and at that time, it was somewhere around $5k down & $899/mo + tax.
Prior to this, for the exact same car was $5,000 down and around $699/mo + tax (some of friends are on this plan)
So, the folks here who said “maybe I will think about it” or “I will swing by tomorrow” or was on the fence or skeptical for even a split second lost the chance on this. Heck, if you were in the dealership taking a test drive, all the cars got sold from under you (aka, the car you were test driving was sold before you came back)
If you are in Socal, they still have some pretty aggressive deals for the “Ghibli S” http://www.maseratiofanaheimhills.com/details.htm $588/mo (5k miles only) but $0 down and $0 drive-off (2nd one from the top) but not enough to do the calcs from the ad. My sales guy was Dave Garrett, call him.
The way I understood it at the time (prior to discovering Leasehackr) is they calculated it backwards – they were trying to hit their promise of $488/mo … so if you had different MSRPs (aka “anything under $75k”), they fudged the discount and numbers to make it hit the $488/mo. So I guess if you found a car for $74,999, you got the best discount.
Again, at the time, it was so frantic at the dealership that there was really no time to think or to negotiate … if you did, the car you were looking at just got sold to somebody else. I actually got mine sight unseen … I only saw the car 2 hours after I signed the lease (they were detailing it and pulling the tape off and putting the wheel caps on)
I am considering this deal on a 2017 Maserati S Q4. MSRP $85,320. The Memorial Day deal was $4,888 down (TTL first month etc drive off of $7289.56), 36 months, 7500 miles per year, Monthly $514.89. It was a very good deal to begin with. Then they agreed to pay three months of my Cadillac lease ($615 x 3), and they agreed to modify the upfront drive off to either $3,500 or $2,000. Here are the two versions: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/48868844/MISC/deal%201.jpg https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/48868844/MISC/deal%202.jpg
How do you guys think I stand?
is your cadillac money a side issue? don’t see it in the snaps
is acq fee really zero?
LVR is 8.98 so you easily beat the 1% rule
GAP insurance included in Chase leases?
The 20% discount from msrp is alarming (but not for lessees)