Totally different car, style and price range to what I am looking at.
You can consider it whatever you want, but for the purpose of evaluating the deal, youâre incorrect. The amount due at sale is the amount that was, well, due at sale. It doesnât matter what the amount was made up of, itâs the money that you had to pay to leave with the vehicle and contributes to the total cost of the lease. If youâre comparing lease deals, you canât pick and choose how much you include.
For a deal to be $0 das, you would have had to fully capitalized the first month payment and those fees and had a sign and drive deal where no money exchanged hands when you took the vehicle.
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