MSRP $115,840 (Premium Plus)
Discount $8,585
Rebates $27,500
DAS $11,584 includes CCR of $8,096 and all regular drive-offs
Payment/month $614 (tax included)
24/12K
Is this any good? Thanks -Bob
PS: Insurance adds ~50% per month plus few other bells&whistles that I will need.
Just checked and they got few deals going there. Not sure if it’s the same.
Btw, I still don’t think my deal is that great since the average discount on 2024’s hovers around 12-15% but your deal is definitely worse than mine.
So a 7% discount? I think they could do better, especially since it’s a 2023. The rebates are great, but I’ve seen better discounts on these because they’re hard to move despite the price point. Search for other signed deals for the car on here to get a ballpark.
Either way, don’t do $8k in CCRs - don’t do ANY CCRs on a lease, ever.
“Drives” = acquisition fee, your first payment, tax/tags/title/DMV fees (usually the full amount of a year’s registration plus a couple hundred bucks in processing fees), usually an $85 doc fee, and any tax on taxable items (eg. they tax the rebates in California, so you have to pay sales tax on the amount of rebates you received).
Drives does NOT include “down payment,” otherwise known as capital cost reduction, etc.
lol. I almost pulled the trigger this morning but the car had sold by the time I got to check on it this afternoon. My instinct told me and as you said that 8% discount was not ample for a 2023.
Anyway, I took the whole day trying to wiggle the numbers(mainly RV, MF and TR factors - It turned out Tax Rate didn’t match my area but instead the dealer used his) into the calculator to match the deal and figure out exactly how it was constructed. Now I feel pretty good with both the math and concepts that surround lease financing so definitely well worth the time spent and not regrets on missing out on this deal