joeex7
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Trading in my 21’ carbon for a 24’ turbo premium (nj)
Leasing on a 10k year/36 months
Dealer is saying $550 a month (sign and drive) $0 upfront
MSRP: $40,465
Sell price: $38,465
Residual: $24,279
Money Factor: .00112
Is this a good deal, Or can I haggle the price more? Never really negotiated much on leases looking for insight
You can do better on the discount,10% off should be attainable.
Is there equity in the trade?
What is the dealer offering for it?
Looks fairly decent by today’s standards
max_g
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If your income is going to double or you’re going to leave the country, it might be a good lease for a finite time.
But otherwise don’t make a habit of spending $20,000+ every three years to drive cars in this segment. Or $40,000+ over six years.
Do some quick math on how much equity you have after financing for six years vs two 36m leases. You might be shocked.
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Avin
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I got a CX-5 carbon Turbo back in november sign and drive for 36/10k @ $409 a month!
joeex7
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Can I please have the money factor & residual value, any rebates or incentives?
2024 CX5 Turbo Premium
30k miles / 36 months
Zip Code 07105
joeex7
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On Edmund’s from a moderator I got:
2024 CX5 Turbo Premium
30k miles / 36 months
Zip Code 07105
.00158 MF and 62% RV
No lease incentives
But how come leasehackr its showing 60% RV & MF 0.00325
Which one would I present as an offer to the dealer? And what would a target msrp be for those anyway to find out?
joeex7
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Just traded in the carbon, and left with a turbo premium for $475 a month plus gap came out to $489 monthly
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