I’ve poked around a bit and this seems pretty good.
Try replicating with a NY or PA dealer and you can shave that Doc fee.
RAV4 XLE offers a lot more for the money. You’re effectively paying $406 a month for a freaking Honda CR-V. That isn’t good at all
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Have you driven a RAV4? Not a comparison for me. It is best in class here. What’s the right price? Is drive off fee the same as total due at signing here?
I have driven everything in the segment and CR-V is the bottom of the barrel for me because of the gas in oil issue and poor lease value. It just doesn’t lease well at all compared to other small SUVs. You’ll pay through the nose for it because Americans have been brainwashed to think Hondas are amazing and the most reliable car out there (and they aren’t).
If you’re dead set on it, you’re going to pay a premium for it. That being said, Hamilton Honda is the best dealer in the state IMHO
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Thanks. I take it you are not a Honda fan.
Seems like the gas/oil thing is two/three years ago?
https://www.nhtsa.gov/vehicle/2019/HONDA/CR-V/SUV/FWD some reports of it occurring on 2019s
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I have inquired that dealer for quotes and they seem to give better quotes than other jersey dealers I came across. (I’m from LI)
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Highlander XLE
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There still are complaints of gas in oil for 2019 models. Additionally, there now are complaints of battery failure if the car is left sitting for a few days. I wonder if changes made to reduce the gas in oil problem caused battery problems.
In general, from a financial standpoint, Hondas are cars you should buy, not lease.
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Why not just get a Mazda CX5 GT?
I need space. I’ve got two 15 year old boys and it will be at a premium.
As he said above highland. You’re approaching xc90 pricing.
Luckily there are credit unions that lease CR-Vs all day long at huge discounts below the captive lease program.