2020 Range Rover sport supercharged v8

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Got these numbers tonight. Ouch. I know-it’s missing all of the important info. I’ve asked for it, and will report back.
But I guess my question is, has anyone leased a RRS recently, I would be much appreciative if you would share your numbers.
Thx in advance.

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Honest question-

What was your expectation for a brand new 2020 model?

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:flushed::flushed: move to Albuquerque those payments will get you a damn nice :house_with_garden:!! Lol

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I was thinking somewhere in the 1200 neighborhood.

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$589, first month and plates.

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Go find a 2019, easily doable.

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I’m new to this ‘hacking’ stuff, thanks.
Hoping I can, or a Cayenne S- whichever is cheaper.

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Agreed re 19

Even a full size RR! Well almost

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Then maybe contact a broker.

You’re looking at two brands that are notorious for leasing poorly.

@stellarauto had some solid Macan deals, ask him about the Cayenne S.

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And Boston cc posting in here does some good LR deals.

I’m pretty sure if you’re inexperienced with this, either would do better than you would on your own for LR or Porsche.

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Yup, I know…frustrating that they both lease poorly. My two fall back cars would be either the levante s or the X5 50i. I would think those would fall at about a 1000±. Thoughts on those ?

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2019 X5 50 will give the most bang for buck, imo.

You can absolutely get under $1k for that.

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Well, I mean…of course they do :slight_smile:

There has to be exclusivity withthe top tier brands that are in their own category.

Just think of the number of bmws seen on a daily basis v Porsche v Range Rover (maybe because they’re all rusted out or dead by now), but seriously.

They lease for what they should. Super exclusive brands and vehicles for those who are willing to “pay to play.”

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I understand and agree, but within reason. The numbers I was given above almost force me into a purchase instead of a lease (assuming I took that crappy deal, which I won’t).
I honestly expected to pay a premium- but not that.
I don’t love the X5 50i or the levante S but if I can get similar performance while paying 350-450 less per month, that might be the way to go.

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It’s because It’s a 2020

I agree with you

Focus on a 19 and it’ll be much more tolerable

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I would gladly do a ‘19, I’m just particular with the color/wheels…but I have no issue with a 19. Any idea roughly how much less it would be?

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If you’re particular on certain specs for a car that leases poorly, you have zero leverage and have to pay up.

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Based on your username, I took a guess at your zip code. It looks like there are 30 2019 RR Supercharged to pick from within 150 miles of you. Any of these match your color/wheel wish list?

https://www.cargurus.com/Cars/new/searchresults.action?sourceContext=&newSearchFromOverviewPage=true&entitySelectingHelper.selectedEntity=t82724&zip=33024&distance=150

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I appreciate the legwork you did, and correct on where I live, but those are for the Range Rover- I want the Range Rover sport.

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Same search. RR Sport Supercharged. 22 of them within 150 miles.

https://www.cargurus.com/Cars/new/searchresults.action?zip=33024&sourceContext=untrackedExternal_false_0&distance=150&entitySelectingHelper.selectedEntity2=c27698&entitySelectingHelper.selectedEntity=c27698#

Edit: for whatever reason it isn’t saving the search where I filtered it to the supercharged ones. Easy for you to filter though.