2023 Toyota corolla or camry SE/LE (need help with numbers)

New to leasing, What MF, residual and lease or loyalty credits(if any) should i be looking for on a 2023 Toyota Corolla LE or Camry SE, 36/15k, zipcode 77449, credit score-690 ?

Thank you

Ah another one coming from YouTube. You’ll find this information on Edmunds.

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Howdy

This info is available here using the Rate Findr tool, available to Super Supporters.

Cheers!

@alphawave7 Thanks for the info but i am not a super supporter

Couldnt find acuurate data

Ask there

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Edmunds is bronze. Then there’s copper…it’s the only pipe we use.

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TLDR: Finance the Camry

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Accord. to RF, a 22 Corolla LE is subvented thru tomorrow 3.67%, but have no idea of differences btw. 22-23 ā€˜if any’.

Become one… You came here for some reason.

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I can get either at msrp in Texas. I’ll echo what the rest are saying. You want to finance these. Especially with Texas lease taxes.

Text if interested.

Jim
215-359-6836

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I can only finance at 0 apr if possible due to religious reasons. But the monthly payment goes up. I cant go above a set amount. Already texted you.

Thank you

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I’m genuinely curious…

How does paying rent charge on a lease not run afoul with that?

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There are different types of permitted ā€˜lending’ in sharia law, and there is leasing. But SETFS/TFS is afaik not a halal lender.

OP might want to look into an Islamic loan from someone like First Abu Dhabi Bank USA. I recently learned that Islamic lending is available in the United States, First Abu Dhabi USA NV or DIB USA might be able to assist with a riba free car loan.

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Yep I’ve sent people to Islamic banks as well for this same issue. I think they basically just front load ā€œinterestā€ as a fee

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This should give you an idea how bad the lease is.

There are multiple forms of Islamic lending, my Arabic is VERY bad, but you described, Murabaha, as front-loading a fee where there is a markup, and the bank buys the item and resells to you and takes installments.

Ijara is leasing and there’s tons of things around that.

There’s takaful insurance, etc.

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Do you mind sharing which lenders are halal/sharia compliant?
Maybe I didn’t understand your point. Are you saying SETFS/TFS is not sharia compliant even in a lease?

If a lender is sharia-compliant in the US, they will usually explicitly mention it.

There are plenty of lenders in the USA that are compliant that I have come to be aware of, including UIF which is a division of University Bank, FAB USA, Dubai Islamic Bank USA, etc.

I’m not qualified to make that call in any way, but they don’t advertise as a compliant lender so there is no reason to assume it is.

What is your definition of compliant? They will collect a rent charge from you which is just monthly interest (money factor) on the capital you borrowed.

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