Best Lease Deal for New Gensis

Thanks to this site (what a great site this is!!) I I now understand the lease terminology and can more readily compare leasing to purchase.

Here is the 3 year lease deal:
Genesis G90 3.3 turbo RWD.
Offer is from Genesis itself good thru Oct 31.
MSRP: $68350
Actual Net capitalized cost: $55714
Due at signing: $5000
money factor: .00023
Payment: $749
Residual: $29818
term: 36months
All amounts exclude tax, license title and registration but includes destination fee. Actually the monthly payments of $749 are taxed and actually become $807.

Purchase on this car before tax is around $67386 (about $1600 over invoice) at 0.9% apr for 5 years

This car is for my wife and she typically keeps her cars for a lonnnnng time. If we go the lease route she will pay the residual at 3 years. you can finance the residual but you don’t get low apr like the 0.9% More like 2.something.

Lease look good to experts in this forum?

sorry man but that is way way way too much for that car. you’re effectively paying nearly 1000 a month (zeroing out the down) for that. you can do much better on another, better car.

This car has all options. When I look at an audi that has similar options the msrp is NOT $67k but $98K.

up to you, but would recommend looking around more, you could get a well-loaded ghibli for that price

That is way too much money for a Genesis, I would recommend looking at other cars or if you are set on that one then look for another dealership.

That belongs in worst leases of all time. If you had read anything on here you’d know this is clearly awful

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Are you seriously asking if paying $31,964 to borrow a Genesis for 36 months / 36,000 miles is a good deal?

It’s your money. Sign it and enjoy the car!

If you are dead set on a G90 (which I cannot fathom but ok), again, they depreciate MASSIVELY and this is why your lease cost is insane:

http://atcm.co/S2PVDP/1d715b0a

A day and age where a Hyundai is almost 70k.

A day and age where a Hyundai/Kia is almost 70k.

I think that’s close to S class money

I think you’d get laughed off the forum if you singed this deal.

So your $5,000 DAS doesn’t even include the above?

I bet this guy hasn’t had any offers and would be very open to offers:

If anything, a better deal is a 2016 Equus in the high 20s

Or a K900 with less miles