2024 Lamborghini Urus 1 payment lease available for transfer at 1.2% of msrp total monthly, $38,000 total

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Year, Make, Model, and Trim: 2024 Lambo Urus S
Location: Nashville, TN

MSRP: $294,528
Monthly payment (pre-tax): $38,000 total for entire lease term of 10 months remaining, I paid $48,000 appx total for 12 months.
Effective monthly payment (if incentive is provided):

Current mileage: 676
Maturity mileage: 2748
Effective miles per month: 207
Maturity date: Nov 12, 2025

MSD due (if any): $0
Cash due (if any): $38,000
Incentive for new lessee (if any):

Financial institution: Lamborghini Financial
Transfer fee: not sure
Out-of-state transfer allowed (yes/no): yes

Vehicle condition (accidents, tire wear, etc.), options, and other details:
Car is like brand new, only modifications after factory are XPEL ceramic coating applied after professional detail and window tint on front windows

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Effective $3800/month isn’t awful for a luxury rental. What’s the disposition fee?

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Chuck
The $3800 is a tax included payment as well, my TN taxes were 7% of the base payment. I paid $48,120 total for 12 months/payments


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This is a solid deal and would be tough to duplicate.
The dispo fee is $750 .

Let me know if you have any other questions
Thanks
Dan

Actually a very good deal, GLWT

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Not for me but if one were interested, how much are extra miles? Can you even buy extra miles?

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extra miles are $1.50 per and can be bought or paid at turn in

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That should bring the DCA per mile down quite a bit for someone who needs it. :+1:

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I agree on that for sure

So the OP will be out 10K and has driven the car for 628 miles? This $16 per mile is by far the most expensive cost per mile I recall seeing on Leasehackr.

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Yeah not many examples of exotic cars on here around $300k MSRP and not really a relative comparison when looking at cost per mile on exotic vs common cars. If you rule out the 3 years of Covid on these type cars, and assume we are back to a normal depreciating market, this is about as cheap of an example you’ll find to own a $300k car new for its first year with little no to no risk.

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Very good deal! I would put 1k miles a month on this car! Its a fun drive. Even at $1.50 a mile it wouldn’t be a bad deal!

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$38k one pay for 2072 miles remaining makes the cost per mile $18.3. The $1.50/mile extra cost is definitely a bargain by comparison.

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Yes , agreed
Makes it feasible for someone to drive this more than contracted for and bring the cost per mile down. Hard to drive any $300k for a reasonable cost per mile, regardless of lease or purchase/finance

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I’m curious what the insurance runs for that vehicle

That would depend on location and driver’s driving history.

Insurance quotes are generally free and you can request them without limit!

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I currently pay $180 a month for the car with Erie.
I am 48 with 6 cars on the policy with no points, and it’s combined with my home owners policy.
Hope that helps

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Damn! I’M MORE IMPRESSED WITH THE INSURANCE PAYMENT THAN THE LEASE DEAL!!
Thats a smoking deal on insurance. I also use Erie. By far cheaper than any insurance companies I’ve ever looked into.

I pay 160 a month 3 cars and home. M3, X5M and A8 41yrs old. I thought I had the best deal going but your 1 car is worth what i paid for all 3 of mine. 0 points until last week unless they dont find out for a speeding ticket from a different state.

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That’s cheaper than the insurance on a single car in Cali

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Anyone thinking to bring this into NYC, Geico came in a $2900ish for 6mo policy.

GLWT!

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