2023 Jeep Gladiator

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Hello, I have two options available and will sign on one of them. Looking for any input please. New to lease world. Do both look good, one option appear to be better than other? thanks for your time.

2023 Gladiator (Willys)
MSRP: $56,195
Selling price: $39,395
-add cap item $584
Adjust. Cap Cost: $39,979
Residual: $28,659
Monthly Payment Total $20,096
42 Months / 10k miles
Monthly: $478.48 (with tax incl)
MF: 0.00265 (APR 6.36%)
Base Residual: 51%
Acq/Bank Fee: $695 Total Add on: $584
Fin/Adj Cap: $39,979
Total Due at Sign: $1,173
LeaseHackr Score: 9.8 years 29.9% off MSRP

2023 Gladiator (Mojave)
MSRP: $66,975
Selling price: $48,895
-add cap item $584
Adjust. Cap Cost: $49,479
Residual: $33,813
Monthly Payment Total $26,432
42 Months / 10k miles
Monthly: $629.34 (with tax incl)
MF: 0.00265 (APR 6.36%)
Base Residual: 51%
Acq/Bank Fee: $695 Total Add on: $584
Fin/Adj Cap: $49,479
Total Due at Sign: $1,324
LeaseHackr Score: 8.8 years 27% off MSRP

Second one looks better since it has a higher much MSRP and same monthly. I’m guessing your DAS has a typo with one extra number.

Did you ask for 36 month numbers to compare? Wranglers have good numbers for 24 month Stellantis Financial leases. Check if Gladiators have them.

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Id go with the Mojave

Edit: disregard, monthly was updated.

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Backing this up, always preferable not to have a lease, especially a CJDR lease, out of warranty. 42 months would need to be significantly cheaper for me to go with it. Also really increases chance you have to put new tires on the car.

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thanks for feedback.

They did run numbers on different terms. Said 42 months was best spot with payment, etc. Yes, I did not think about tires. Appreciate your feedback.

Thanks for reply. I had wrong monthly payment (was the Willys payment). Updated this - $629.34

Can you please advise on the typo, I’m not tracking on this?

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Not that it matters but is this lease through someone other than Stellantis financial? Maybe I am missing something but the numbers here don’t match up to what’s on the leasehackr rate look up tool or the limited info on Edmunds.

If so, than perhaps the 42 month lease is he best option.

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