This is for a Sequoia.please let me know if this makes sense. Thanks.
Acq, dealer etc fees are left blank so this cannot be totally accurate.
At face value why would anyone pay $47k to lease a vehicle that can be bought for $81k plus tax?
Especially when you’d have so much equity on a loan after 4 years
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I agree with Max.
Especially for a Toyota SUV where the car is likely to hold resale value pretty well, I’d prefer to buy it over 5-6 years instead of leasing it for 39 months for $1100+/mo and then returning it.
Why are you paying $1000 over msrp? And i agree, not a vehicle for leasing. Should buy this.
Great point, I hadnt thought of it that way. Thank you. I just lumped everything under Gov fees to keep it simple. The total payment value is accurate.
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good point, thank you.
Great question. Deals arent easy to get with the Sequoia.
Thank you.
The Sequiao is rare in FL I have only seen two so far. You will likely lose less money if you buy and sell it back after 3 years since it is a Toyota.
I sourced & sold a Sequoia Pro in less than 2 days. Straight MSRP deal, very low doc, and no adds.
The Sequoia deals aren’t as plentiful as many others, but they are out there.
This is a finance/cash vehicle. Unless it had a cheap money factor, which in this case it doesn’t, it’s difficult to justify the TCO.