Thank you, Jeff, for your response. I am also receiving a free protection package worth $1,000. Therefore, the overall discount will be approximately $5,000, taking into account your “broker fee” and your current offer, I am receiving the same offer from you, but with MF= 0.00264, which is not compelling compared to 0.00274. If you have a better deal, I would be happy to work with you.
If anything the value of their lowest-employee rushing through the application of some garbage product might be negative. Don’t be surprised if you get a swirl package for free, too.
If that protection package is worth 1k I have a bridge to nowhere to sell you.
The rate they are offering for financing is cheaper than the rate in the lease. I can’t think of one reason to lease this car unless it’s for business use. If it were me I’d ask @Jeff_BeachCitiesAuto if they can offer you that same discount for a purchase.
Thank you for your input. Unfortunately, based on my current budget, I don’t want to spend more than 800 per month, so purchasing is not an option. So overall, you say this is a bad deal if my choice is leasing?! I have not signed anything. They just asked for a deposit, I can still negotiate.
ehhh do you mean leasing a car you can’t buy? I feel like in either case…a car lease and/or buy can go from $1 to $1000000000 I feel like there’s a pretty big case in there for leasing things you can’t buy
any of the lease hacks here ( eqs, toot toot farts, etc )
just general math, I would like to spend 100 dollars a month, and a lease makes it 100 while a buy makes it 150. (TCO, general savings, growing wealth < these conditions being subjective and dynamic and hence not in scope)
Obviously there are cases where leasing is better like eqs or even etron gt given the massive depreciation. But in “general” it’s not the case in this environment especially when you are talking about Toyota, Lexus, Honda…. Who have low rv and little to no incentives.
In OPs case to pay what 100 dollars less now to lease but cost them thousands over the 3 years. Just shortsighted in my opinion.
The answer has been obvious throughout the thread. This is a very bad deal.
If you can’t make a financed RX work via a higher down payment and/or lower APR, then maybe you can look into the Jeep GC 4xe or some of Nissan’s models. The reality is that 99% of cars just don’t lease well these days.