Are these good lease deals? $0DAS for all: Accord Sport SE, Lexus is300 w/ red interior, Kia K5 GT-Line w/ red interior

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The dealer won’t tell me. I asked, they won’t tell me. But the deal still stands 299 month 0 DAS. THEIR WORDS

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Just got another offer on Acura TLX tech package. $0DAS, $400 a month.

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So to be clear, does the dealer have that particular car on their lot? Is it listed on their website? If yes, they should list the MSRP.

If they won’t give you a breakdown of the deal, then find a dealer who will be more transparent with you.

I am also curious about this.

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@Moreforless Just a word of advice - Posting a monthly payment with no other info will not elicit any useful feedback.

As suggested by @mllcb42 in his first response, please follow his suggestions. Or better yet, take a look at some other posts where folks have provided all the required info to help us evaluate their deal.

Please don’t say the dealer won’t provide any other info.

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If I wanted to pull teeth, I’d be a dentist.

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I really hope you’re on the way to the dealer right now to sign for this. If it’s real, it won’t last.

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It could be a “phantom” car since the dealer is not giving OP any other info. :grin::grin::grin:

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The Acura?

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Is that with you returning your car? If so, they are buying out your lease and keeping any equity.

Also, have you asked for a stock number? The dealer should be able to give you that so you can cross-reference the vehicle with their website.

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I test drove the car :joy: I’m going to the dealer today. I will update you all.

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So what is the MSRP? The window sticker on the car should list that.

I am done commenting. Good luck.

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The dealer doesn’t need to tell you. You should know the MSRP of the vehicles you’re looking at as part of the research you’re doing before every talking to a dealer.

Have you done no research at all into the vehicles you’re trying to acquire? Are you just going to the dealer and saying “show me a car with a full set of gauges” and going from there?

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No, the Accord Sport.

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You only plan on holding the car for a year or 2??? Do you think you will gain equity in this lease? Because if so you are 99999% absolutely going about this all wrong. There will be 0 equity in that car in 1 to 2 years. There is no way possible this used car equity bubble lasts another 2 years.

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I honestly would have done it. But I don’t understand how all of this works :sleepy:

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How are you randomly getting these deals? There is just no way these can be possible. Seems like every first offer they give you is a grandslam. I just can’t believe any of this.

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This is what I’m afraid of. I plan on keeping the car for 1-1.5 years MAX. Do you think I’ll at least be able to break even?

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I wouldn’t lie. It surprises me too! Trust me.

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ok, stop. You still haven’t even told us if you are trading in your car.

Regardless, NEVER get into a lease if you can’t possibly keep it to term. WANTING to get out and NEEDING to get out are 2 entirely different things. If you think you’ll NEED to get out, then you need to purchase. No question about it.

setting this to slow mode to give the OP time to figure out what the real deal here is, get real numbers, and/or sign a contract, and then get back to us. Otherwise, we are just beating around the same horse.

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So you have no idea how this works and yet you believe the numbers you are getting is the real deal. They are probably reading you from a mile away.