Deal Check: '24 Wrangler 4xe Willys

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On the fence here. Anything I should push to improve for a non-brokered deal in the midwest? (KS/MO) Wait til April?

Calculator: Link
Lease Term: 36 months / 7.5k miles per year
MSRP: $61,810
Sale Price: $56,650
Incentives: $15,500 ($14,500 Jeep + $1,000 TDM)
MF: .00328
Residual: 64%
Acquisition Fee: $795 (capitalized)
Dealer Fee::exclamation:$1995 (capitalized)

Monthly Payment: $433 ($396 before 9.5% tax)
Due at signing: $433 (first month only)

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Looks pretty good to me? Do you have affiliate? TDM code?

No affiliate. Just the $1,000 TDM from the Jeep website which pushed from $14.5k to $15.5k incentives.

Looks good to me.

Looks decentā€¦obviously you know the mf and still choose to capitalize the Acq & dealer fee at that rate? If thatā€™s your choice it looks decent.

Yea, I guess I value $2,800 cash now above $360 savings over 3 years.

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$2K dealer fee. Holy Cow!

Guessing that is doc fee plus some add-ons.

Even if you take the high dealer fees into account it normalizes the deal at around 6-7% pre-incentive discount. Not the best but still decent for a non-affiliate non-broker deal at a local Jeep dealer.

Thatā€™s obviously not ā€˜Dealer Feeā€™ but ā€˜All fees but Acquisitionā€™ Only Florida has unlimited dealer fees, all other states have some kind of cap on them.

Not true at all.

I was wondering if thatā€™s how it was presented to OP, or if he/she just added them up that way. If itā€™s the dealer that did it, itā€™s alot easier to hide any BS fees into it if itā€™s all-inclusive.

Regardless, seems like a decent deal for a non-broker dealer.

Thereā€™s for sure non ā€œdealer feeā€ nonsense rolled into that $1,995.