Why dont you lease an EQS for a lot cheaper which is arguably a better car overall but definitely a better deal? I would do a 24 month EQS lease now and I bet EV9 will lease for half of what it is leasing now in two years.
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You can get a $119K Mercedes Benz EQS 450 for less than what the EV9 is leasing for in SoCal. Iāve test driven both and they feel like theyāre about the same amount of space.
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What are the numbers on that lease with zero drive off? Plenty curious how that math works.
Just contact one of the broker here who still offer eqs or take a look at those signed deal calculator - take out msd n do $0 down
All I am seeing is 7,500 miles per year options. That would be good if you only drive to the store and back, that wouldnāt even cover my daily commute. When searching didnāt see anything comparable with 36 months and 12,000 miles.
Everyone needing a lease on LH should become intimately familiar with the LH calculator.
Changing the miles automatically changes the RV in the calculator and recalculates the numbers.
- changing miles is easy in LH Calculator.
- sometimes itās cheaper to pay the overage miles at the end instead of paying it upfront. Check how much is the mile penalty n use the LH calculator to compare it.
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Check out the SIGNED deals and filter for Mercedes Benz. Youāll find quite a few with a breakdown of under $1,000 effective monthly for the EQS. Thereās currently a $9,500 Fleet discount (Samās club, PenFed or AMEX) and a $7,500 Lease Bonus Cash from MBFS. Iām getting dealers offering pre-incentive discounts of 12%-14% off of MSRP.
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Thank you everyone for the input. I was able to negotiate an additional $1k off of MSRP as well as increase the mileage to 15,000 (which I need for my commute) and got the payment down to $1,078 a month with zero drive off other than my $750 deposit.
Considering this was the car I wanted, I think I did ok overall. I didnāt want to take on the risk of financing if the residual doesnāt hold up. Most new financing APR I found werenāt better than the MF, nor much better than what USAA offers for used car loans. I can decide to buy or not after 3 years.
Got the lease payment to below 1.5% of MSRP. Not a great lease deal per say, but pretty solid given this is a new car on the market and most dealers arenāt marking it down at all. Other quotes I got were $1150 or higher from multiple dealers for 36/10k.
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Glad you were able to push a bit harder to get some savings. Getting out of that Model X is what makes you the real winner after all this. Congrats!
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Yep, canāt go wrong with that.
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Sorry if I missed this in the chat already - isnāt Kia offering a lease deal on this still? $599 for the light RWD and $699 for the long range RWD? How is that $41k? Should be $21,564 for 36 moā¦
Offer shown based on $5,999 due at lease signing including $599 first monthly payment, $4,750 capitalized cost reduction, $650 acquisition fee, plus tax, title, license and registration fees, dealer conveyance fee, processing fee or optional service fee and any emission testing charge. No security deposit required.
The national offer includes $5999 DAS plus thousands in taxes and tags. Divide all that by the term, add rent and taxes.
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And add that OEM ads donāt mean jack because they are not offers. Kia of N. America doesnāt have the legal right to sell or lease you a car.
The entity that can actually give you the keys, a dealership, can charge whatever tf it wants.
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That still doesnāt get you to $41kā¦ $30k max? Iām not trying to defend the offer either, we arenāt jumping on it but if someone has one reservedā¦ Iād definitely lease it vs buying.
Appears youāre basing that decision on a hypothetical (which is all the ad is). Whatās the actual offer from someone who can give you the keys?
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