Seeing ads finally
Was this with the fabled 93% RV? I suspect not.
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I mean this doesn’t seem too bad really. Only 1st payment due at signing and under 1% before tax? The only thing fishy is “equal or under $58,680”
Thats not fishy.
Theyll do that deal on a Rubi at that MSRP 
Just protecting themselves.
If i had a need and or time and knew the market was ready to blow in these I’d grab a few leases, and flip them.
36/10 looks to be ~71% per Edmunds
Still fairly high
Looks like the residual is 87% for an automatic Sport model(msrp ~$41,000) for 24 months and 10k miles. The MF is really high at approximately .0022+.
How would buying the lease out work? Wouldn’t it just be the same as buying it? What is the benefit?
With other leases I have seen if you pay for the lease in full right away they either reduce or in some cases eliminate the money factor(interest rate).
How is this a deal or a tip?
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I’m not entirely sure what you’re talking about. Buying out a lease as opposed to just buying to begin with only makes sense if lease incentives >>> purchase incentives.
If you buy out a lease, you owe sales tax on the buyout amount and you’re also paying interest on the new financed amount unless paying cash. The finance charges would be substantially higher even at a lower APR due to financing $41k instead of $6k or whatever the lease cost is. You’ve also just paid an acquisition fee for no apparent reason. TINSTAAFL.
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LMAO at all these hypotheticals.
Let’s see what this thing actually retails for after 2-3 years, and not just assume it’s going to be worth 87-71% the captive sets it at.
He’s talking about a one pay. Apparently he has seen a one pay option where they reduce the MF to zero.
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You must be the mouse in his pocket, because I don’t read that at all 
Does Chrysler Cap even do a one pay MF reduuction? I don’t think I’ve ever seen a one pay from this forum on an FCA product.
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I don’t think FCA does, I just think that’s what he is trying to say.
What’s us bank deals on these? For my wrangler Rubicon I got best numbers with us bank.
You still have to pay interest on the residual, even if you do a one pay.
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Yes you are correct. I was thinking of buying out the lease completely but then it depends on the resale value actually being worth 87% which may or may not be the case. You would also have to either pay for the residual out of pocket or finance that residual at a low interest rate.
Yes I was confused. Only a full buyout will reduce the interest to zero. This would only be beneficial if the car is actually worth the full 87% after two years and you could find really low financing for the residual.