The answer to these questions is always to start by putting together a target deal, based on well researched discounts and the lease programs as they apply to you. You must establish the number you’re trying to get to before you can ever effectively negotiate a deal. Doing so will also answer your question here as to if this is worth while or a miserable deal.
Okay i tried my best as im not a expert in this im still learning about all this… i got close to the monthly payments i was getting so i assume thats the money factor their basing it on or close to it…again i never ran my credit yet, my credit is at 685 but ive owned 3 cars before and payed them off all on time. So i guess they pulled these numbers based on what i told them… i do want to ask for money factor but i feel its useless at this point because i never ran a credit check yet… also i believe the residual value is around 72% because i remember on the paper the pay off was 42 thousand and a few hundred dollars after the term … thank you in advance
Correction… i just received the message of the residual value which is at 41,391 so its a 70% residual… now i played around with the money factor untill i got the 484 payment. So i believe this is the money factor they are basing the numbers on in this updated calculator
Hey thanks for the reply… honestly i was kind of confused about that part so i put the 3000 discount they are giving me… and put the 7500 rebate under the tax section… maybe i did it wrong im still learning
Any dealer discount gets captured in the selling price. It’s important to identify what is coming from the dealer as a discount and what is an incentive for comparing deals. In many areas right now, the ioniq looks to be getting $10k in total incentives, so you definitely want to find out what it actually should be for you.