Hyundai Ioniq 5 Limited AWD Deal Check - Should I hold off?

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Our current Hyundai lease terms in April so we’re shopping early under the Lease Pull-Ahead Program. At this point, that means dropping the last payment and the $400 disposition fee. There are TONS of Limited AWD’s sitting on lots around the state right now, and we’re in the end-of-month crunch. I’m to the point where the 4 dealers I’m working with are only reacting once they see a better quote from someone else, and one has already bailed saying they can’t.

I’ve been aiming for at least an 9 year Leasehackr score, but this is the best deal I’ve gotten so far. Dealers aren’t budging much on the selling price. This is 4.5% off, with a $4,750 lease rebate from Hyundai and their “buy rate” MF of 0.00194 for my ZIP.

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I’ve leased before, but wasn’t as educated from this forum as I am now. I’m not thrilled about the score of the deal, but it feels like I’ve hit a wall. I’m also not in a rush so I can hang tight and see what the new MF and Hyundai rebates are next month. We’re also interested in a BMW i4 xDrive but only if we could end up 10-12% below MSRP on that (may reach out to a broker next month).

Talk me into it. Talk me out of it. TIA!

EDIT: Typo in MF.

I would hold off for a better deal. The deal really is not horrible being just over one percent. I would reach out to a broker just to let them know what you are looking for. I will be looking at the i4 myself. I am currently leasing the Audi A6 etron and i really like it. My wife is driving the BMW ix and it is an amazing car. Check on thr private transfer tab and see if someone is looking to get out thier lease. I have seen some good deals there. Good luck

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