Deal check - 2023 Genesis GV60 Performance

Hi - I’m looking for some retroactive input on a lease I signed yesterday. Feels like it was a good deal but I have a hard time fully connecting the dots and could use a sanity check!

2023 Genesis GV60 Performance
36 mo / 12k miles

MSRP incl options ($620) and freight ($1125) - $70,035

Gross cap cost - $63,385.05 (selling price $60,510.95 plus $2,124.10 tax and $750 acquisition fee)…$7,500 EV credit included in selling price

Cap cost reduction $1,673.18

Adj cap cost $61,711.87

Residual $38,519.25

Depreciation $23,192.62

Rent Charge $757.82

Total Payments $23,950.44

Monthly payment $665.29

$3,000 DAS ($2,000 cash and $1,000 Genesis bonus)

Dealer also paid off the remaining payments on my previous car (approx 3k), which doesn’t reflect on the lease agreement, so as far as I can tell they absorbed it as additional 3k effective discount off MSRP.

If I’m doing the math right, it seems the rent charge is ridiculously low (like a 0.00021 MF or 0.5% APR), in which case they effectively gave me $5,000 off MSRP in addition to the $8,500 Genesis rebates…and loaned me the money to drive the car for 3 years at basically zero interest.

Is there something I’m missing here, or is this a pretty good deal?. Marketplace had Advanced trim (significantly lower MSRP) with higher DAS and higher monthly, without paying off the 3k on a prior car so it at least passes the marketplace sniff test.

How many buy out offers did you get on your previous vehicle to establish the actual equity?

Got online estimates from the usual sources and they were below the residual by a couple grand (2021 XC40 Recharge, residual was 31k and purchase offers were 28xxx).

Note nobody but Volvo can buy out the lease but the Genesis dealer shares ownership with a Volvo dealer who was able to handle the early payoff.

Genesis dealer was right in line with the online quotes and said there was no equity in the car, all they could do was pay off remaining payments and take the car off my hands which is what they did. Had I bought it out and tried to sell private party to get a better price I would have eaten $2500 in sales tax (NY) with no guarantee I make it back.