After settling on 11.5k off I’m planning on signing for Q50 3.0 premium with tech, drivers assistance, leather, and sport wheels. Thanks to Geoff for the referral.
My insurance company, state farm, however does not offer gap insurance. I was wondering if it is included in the lease already or if it is extra? If it is extra where is it recommended to get GAP insurance from?
I’m not planning on getting any other warranties as I’m going out of state. I’m planning on skipping the wear and tear, tire insurance etc. Although I have heard the Dunlop tires the Q50’s come with can be a little temperamental with the sport tires.
With such a big discount, I wouldn’t worry too much about GAP. I bet you actually have some equity early on in the lease and when closer to the maturity date, that is when you might be underwater.
MSRP is 51,120 and selling is 39,620 yeah I didn’t even think about it that way. Residual is pretty low too (50%) so maybe I will have some equity with all the packages.
Infiniti includes GAP as part of thier lease. I totaled my Infiniti last year and it was $10000 upside down. Infiniti just accepted the cash value. It did take forever to get back my MSDs.
No problem. I was rear ended on the highway in traffic. I was fine and walked away. Saw it happing in my rear view mirror.
Another item. I don’t believe that your sales price has anything to do with the payoff. When I leased my current car my payoff was higher than my purchase price for at least 6 months.
The sales price has a lot to do with the buyout price. The lower your sales price, the lower your buyout price. Maybe your buyout price was higher because you rolled in your taxes/fees?
$384/month is the lease payment includes the $700 acquisition fee rolled in. $2167 drive off is full sales tax on lease (I live in OH) first payment and doc fees. MF 0.00006 residual 50% 39/12K. RWD premium 3.0t tech and drivers assistance, leather, maple wood, and sport wheels.
