In my back and forth with the dealer at one point they did add the $795 under non tax fees, then on later sheets it’s removed and non tax fees are back down to $222
The acquisition fee isn’t going away. It’s charged by the bank. Unless the bank is doing incentivized acq fees, which isn’t happening currently on these, they’re simply not showing it on the break down.
Also, I’ve talked to a lot of dealers and not 1 has offered more than $800 off. I keep hearing they sell badly, but maybe not in NC? I’ve searched NC/SC and very few dealers have what I want in stock. Should I still hold out for that much money off? I had one dealer walk away just because I didn’t like their 13% interest rate. Car is still on the lot and they won’t budge.
There are plenty of brokers here that will ship you one of these and save you thousands, even after paying for shipping and the broker fee. There’s no reason to do this horrible deal.
I know we’ve had this discussion several times, but I still am not seeing the widespread (higher) acq fees that people share on here. Iirc the fees were regional for quite some time…but I’m not certain what the rhyme/reason is for this year. It seems the higher fees are much more common.
I just signed another one earlier this month at $595 - the only acq fee I’ve ever paid (if applicable).
Payment seems high. Check with a lease broker like @AutoNinjas or someone like that to see other offers. I went for a Jeep Wrangler at a local dealership & it wasn’t even close to the offers I received from places like @AutoNinjas.