On paper currently is $298/m bc I put the money down which I am looking to recover, so after you paid me the $3,000 you would be paying $298/m all in.
Understood. Please update your first post to reflect this.
Is it typical for Toyota Financial to handle Mazda leases?
Not quite, as they would pay tax on the $298
Yes, that is who currently handles Mazda leases
Tax is already paid for in the $3,000.
You paid your tax. The next person will pay theirs.
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It’s under the name Mazda Financial services which is under Toyota Motor Credit Corporation.
How is that calculated on a lease transfer?
Depends on where they live.
In NYC, for example, it would be $298 X 32 (months remaining) X 8.875%
Ave what happens to the tax I paid for the full lease upfront (it’s not in the lease payments,)?
NY enjoys your money
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It’s gone. It’s like buying a used car. You get no benefit from the prior owner having paid their tax before.
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Got it…Thanks for clarifying…if anyone is interested please PM me… thanks
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Pics Added!
No offense, (don’t mean to be a Richard) but how do you lease a car (in this environment/market) and realize the next day that it’s too small?
Wouldn’t you have picked up on this at the dealership or while roaming the showroom?
I just don’t get it sometimes…smh…
Anyways, GLWT!
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I’ve driven a CX-5 for a while and decided to downsize, but didn’t realize how tight that back is with teenage kids…didn’t realize until I took my first carpool. You live and you learn. It is a solid car though otherwise, so in worst case I deal with it for next 2.5+ years. Thanks
Updated money down… Reduced to $2,500.
If you haven’t already tried it, give SAL a shot. You’ll get a bunch of low-ballers and tire kickers, but it’s a also a larger audience looking for a transfer.
Good luck!
Still available, if anyone is interested, I am willing to negotiate on the amount put down…PM me if interested. Thanks