I’ve been trying to negotiate a 2020 Alfa Romeo Giulia into a low $500 range payment. We’ve come quite a ways, but this is my latest offer. Wondering what you all think about it. Thank you in advance!
Midwest. MF and incentives actually seem to be better than what I see on Edmunds but I am seeing people posting better payments for the same MSRP Giulias. I should probably try making a post on edmunds myself? (Sorry I’m kind of a newbie).
5,378 and 5,000 is just the way he wrote it up, I think. it’s a combination of sale price + the dealer knocking off an extra 2,000, FCA loyalty coming off a lease expiring in the next 12 months, FCA affiliate, lease cash and bonus cash. Located in Minnesota.
I’m in Florida and tried four different dealers for a similarly priced Ti Sport. The best I got to was $599 (with tax) and $1000 das. That is with a MF of .00003 and a residual of 45%. This number includes them making the last three payments of my current lease (appr $1500).
Another dealer gave me basically the same numbers but they was for a leftover 2019 which seems nuts. The other two dealers aren’t even in the ball park. Please keep us posted. I was hoping to be under $500.
All I know is that based off of $41,412 total purchase price, doc fee is $100, tax is $1,046.17 and non tax fee is $543.25. I’m in Minneapolis if that helps.
So on MSRP of $51,940, $0 DAS only 1st month I got about $535.08 with transportation to Minneapolis included. We estimated on transport & DMV & tax per the info you gave. Also would like to verify the rebates you gave but did want to give you a general idea. If everything looks good & you’d like to move forward I can get everything exact for you. Just keep me updated. @SotaCane
Do you know the amount for California and what kinda deals i can get? Sorry completely new to leasing cars and would appreciate any kind of help.
Thank you in advance. MSRP is about 42000 for a 2020 Alfa Romeo Giulia