Infiniti Q60 2.0t Premium Plus lease help!

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What do you guys think about this lease?

2017 Infiniti Q60 2.0t Premium Plus
39mo\10k

MSRP: $46,605
Selling Price: $35,350 (plus all those fees)
Zero down, only first month payment

$409 a month after TAX

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That’s 24% off msrp… i would.

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Don’t take this. please look at my post on my 57k Q60 i just leased for 430 a month with 15k miles a year.

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Otto, what was your actual deal? In some posts you note it as $55k, in others $57k. Your deal also had $2,600 or so down in drive offs, this deal is just first month. Very different dynamics in play here.

@aronchi the Infiniti guru may have thoughts he’s willing to share too, seems like a solid deal to me

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This is expensive for a 2017. Where are you located?

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I didn’t see that one, so can’t comment. There are a few 2017 Q60 sports left that are in the low 400s.

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Siejammy,

My fault, at the time i was inquiring on 3 different cars, you’re right the Q60 was $55,864. I put tax and fees down (2600) which would have added 66 per month. I also had a previous lease added to my payment of $29 adding per month. Lastly, i did 15k miles compared to his 10k which adds roughly $41. Even if i put the 2600 down, he should be able to get his in the mid 300s. A buddy of mine got a 49k 3.0 to 387 with 0 down (just first payment) 10k miles per year so i think thats what he should be aiming for.

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Aronchi, when you get a chance, can you “rate” my lease? It took about a month of negotiating from dealership to dealership. According to my research and from what the selling dealership and competing dealerships said, it was a pretty good deal but the 2.6k down seems to be frowned upon a lot. Let me know what you think…

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It’s solid, but very complicated given negative equity, etc. You guys don’t use brokers over there?

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Thanks for your reply. You got a very good deal. Did you get the Elite Protection Plan (Prepaid Maintenance)? They are offering it to me for $900 for 36/mo.

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I’m sure there are a couple out here but none to my knowledge.

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I did not, in my opinion, it is not worth it. I leased a Q50 prior to my Q60 and did not do anywhere near $900 in maintenance. Oil changes and tire rotations can be done anywhere ranging from $20-50 every 10kish miles. If your planning on returning the car after the lease, do your maintenance somewhere else for cheaper. After all, your returning the car, not keeping it. I even use to put unleaded gas instead of premium haha.

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awesome, so only tire rotation and oil changes are mandatory?

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Nothing is mandatory… obviously getting oil changes and tire rotations are required for any car. the only thing they care about is if the car is in acceptable condition when you return it. Therefore, regular maintenance is the only thing required. Everything else is situational (new tires, brakes ect…). but still, this shouldnt run you past $900 if you know the right people.