Can you explain what you mean about “Conquest program…six months”? Thx
I’m not sure about the GTS numbers. Probably depends upon the amount of inventory and market demand which I haven’t been following on the GTS. I’m guessing since they don 't seem to be running any special promos on them that it might be worse then non-GTS.
I would call a few dealers and say “I understand the MF and residuals for Non-GTS are 1% interest rate equivalent and 51% RV but I’m contemplating leasing a GTS so I need to know your best MF and RV for top tier credit so I can run some numbers.” If they don’t help I’d just call another dealer.
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So after you factor in 30% off and those residuals and MF rate; what are the estimated payments before taxes on a standard 10k a year lease?
I’m not certain whether you can achieve a 30% discount or not, but I’ve seen the mentioned advertised discounts near that %…but you have to really comb through the internet. I’m negotiating on several right now so I’ll know more as things progress.
Lease Hackr.com has lease calculators, you just fill in the blanks. Several online lease calculators.
Worth mentioning that different states treat taxes differently…in certain states lenders/leasing companies receive sales tax credits from the state. Over time they retain some of them, and a lessee should definitely ask for them. Has to do with the lessor being the owner of the leased vehicle (not the lessee) but the lessor is credited for the taxes saved on the lessee’s trade-in vehicle, most people don’t even ask for the tax credits. Some Lenders/Leasing companies will pass it on to the Lessee so as to pay zero taxes (and some won’t)). SO, even if you aren’t trading in a vehicle you can still obtain tax credits from certain lenders/leasing companies.
One would have to know what the MSRP is to determine that…but as I mentioned, there is a lease calculator on this website you can use.
I’m looking for the same. Let me know when you find one.
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