You still got my beeper. Hit me up for RV’s, lol.
I’ll update these when I get some time on the original post. Unlike some, I don’t have to post a new thread for every trim model. 
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I just got a proposal for an SV in green with convenience package and he’s giving me $486/mo. No idea where this came from
Told my buddy about the deal I got yesterday, he just got a SV today at 93% RV, 1245 down and 245/mo (msrp) and made 5400 trading in his Kia k5 lease 
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Am I reading this right. Utilizing the equity he put $6,645 down?
No, he’s getting a check for 5400.
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That’s arguably a better deal than the S.
Based on this highly informative deal sheet, it seems like they don’t want you to know either!
From the deal I had mentioned earlier. Obviously am terrible with the forum as I can’t even put it with my OP.
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I have a deal I need to confirm is solid. Slight adjustment on the S of 98%RV. $646 down and $259.56 monthly payment. They repeatedly assured me that is my actual payment with everything including tax.
It pretty much has everything. Bed Liner, Splash Guards, Bumper Step, Floor Mats, Tech Package. The only iffy thing I see is Destination Charges of $1,175 (he said it’s on every car) that seems to go into a value of $35,635.
I pushed to get it lower, but he said other dealers are interested in selling it at more than that price. I locked it in before delivery. I think I’m ready to pull the trigger. Thoughts?
Just do it.
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It looks like a good deal. The destination charge is not an iffy thing, it’s straight from the manufacturer. So its not something you can ask dealer to take off, what you can do is ask for a discount on the msrp, but a dealer is not gonna offer that in this current market. MSRP on these trucks are a good deal unless the dealer is marking up the MF
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Signed: Pro4X $367 mo. / $367 DAS.
MSRP: $44,325
SALE: $44,325
Tried for a couple of weeks to get a deal on an S, but limited inventory, dealer mark-ups, etc. Led me to go ahead and work a deal on the Pro4X. Glad I did, it’s pretty loaded and I don’t feel I’m sacrificing anything.
Numbers are kinda off as I got $500 for military discount which was applied as DAS, but I just had to pay first payment of $367. I just got stationed in Texas, leased from a dealer in Arkansas, and taxes based on home state of Florida. Texas tax rules for leasing are a total deal breaker. Had two dealers around Fort Worth tell me they wouldn’t do out of state leases.
Thoughts? Good deal?
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GD! And the dealer went for this crazy shenanigans?
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Done and signed! Many thanks to the people in this thread! Just in time to drive in this snow storm around the Syracuse NY area!
Buying my 2020 Ioniq Limited that I had leased at $169 (that I early traded my $100 lease 2019 Ioniq in for - another Leasehackr deal) and should be able to get around $4500 profit from Vroom!
This EV to truck should be interesting. Short lease will be perfect for my business use.
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Now that’s how it’s done!
The only thing better would have been to score lender tax credits from a Texas dealer.
Yup. I just got stationed in Texas, and I don’t know how any Texas resident could get a good lease deal. Found a dealer in a small town in Arkansas that was straight forward and super easy to deal with. They weren’t very experienced in leasing; the finance manager I had said he had only written up two leases in the last 6 years!
Oh, and it cost me an extra $99 to fly to Harrison Arkansas to pick it up! Lol
The dealership was great though and even had a full tank of gas in her for the drive back home.
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It’s possible but there just aren’t that many 4x4 sent down this way which makes them kind of a big deal when you do find them.
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Congrats! Enjoy the new ride
Kegger and Jonathan’s place, but we gotta figure out what state that lucky sumbitch is in! Sharp truck, J.
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