MSRP 42k…are you sure its an overland?
Overland residual is %53 for 15k miles and money factor .00006
Limited money factor is .00001 i believe.
this is for Chrysler financing
How else would you ask Just tell him, I would like to know how you arrived at the payment. I just need the numbers so I can compute it myself. The items you need are on Leasing 101, how to calculate lease payments by hand on this website
Residual 48%
MF: .00006
$4,000 in rebates including lease loyalty
Not sure if I got all the items needed but what do you guys think of this now? They are saying its the lowest and best they can do but we all know that is a common saying so I want you guys to tell me if it truly is the best deal out there on this vehicle.
The MF is great (0.144% interest rate) but the RV of 48% basically kills any real deal that can happen. At 53% above you had a slim chance to get it to under $400 which would be a fairly good deal for a Jeep @ 15k miles. But at 48%, you add $2,109/36 = +$59/mo
The only way you can make this better is to find out more breakdown
What is the selling price BEFORE rebate (basically any discount off MSRP “off the bat”)
Then the rebate (you have this)
What are the “fees”? If they have some garbage in there you can take out to make up the $2,109.
They include the fees into your payment because the MF is so low (which is good). If you have a high MF, then including fees in the drive-off is bad. But this also makes it easy to stuff it with random stuff
Tips: Make them do better than the Costco price. If you don’t have a membership, it is worth getting one and going through Costco Auto. They’ll send you to an authorized dealer who will get you the Costco price. Your chosen dealer will be able to do better than that, plus take your doc fee off the sales price.
Jeep.com, enter your email for them to send you info on the Cherokee. In a couple days, you will get an email like this with an extra $500 to stack on top of the $4000.