I’m interested in Leasing the most Mids-sized SUV I can get for my budget (I suppose like most people). Uunfortunately I want all the tech stuff (heads-up-display etc…) and all the tech safety stuff (auto cruise control, active braking etc…), all the luxury touches (leather seats etc…), and best div…

The left column of your chart isnt visible and got cut off. Also, the Accord sedan, you might want to replace that with the pilot maybe or the RDX. Also, new 2019 RDX is almost here which from what I heard has an option of a turbo v6 engine. You might wanna add that. Lastly, you mentioned you are lo…

I had the AMG and the M on there thinking that it may be possible to have greater incentives or MF or residuals. I see now those are probably not going to work. There are also some sedans on the list in case I can’t find a deal on an SUV. My goal is to have no money down (except fees etc) and $300…

My ultimate goal with this research is to figure out if it is mathematically possible for me to get into any of these cars. If I can’t then there are plenty of luxury cars (not SUV) that will fit my needs, if I can make those numbers work. I’ve seen several deals on here on luxury cars with no money…

If you want a fully loaded anything with 0 out of pocket, the likelihood of you finding one of your 4 choices for max 350 is nonexistent, IMO

You can’t just decide on a car and think it can fit in your budget. Life doesn’t work that way. You’re not getting any of the cars on your list in the budget you stated. Absolutely no way it is happening without $3-4000 down

That’s why I’m looking at so many other cars. I’m not just “deciding on a car”, I’m trying to figure out if any car will fit my budget. that is why i’ve made a spreadsheet with 18 different cars on it. I’m trying to figure out how to find a car that will fit my budget with most (if not all) the opt…

Glad to see you doing a lot of research, but your expectations for that budget aren’t realistic, especially for top-of-the-line trims. Higher trims usually have lower RV than the lower trims, which is another disadvantage for your budget.

[image] dandan: 2019 Acura RDX [image] dandan: For example, I saw that some of the Acura SUVs have lease incentives over $5,000 The 2019 RDX doesn’t have any incentives on it because it is not even released yet. You aren’t getting a luxury car at your budget. Look at Nissan or Subaru (…

Like others said, some cars are not doabable with you budget. However, loaded 2018 Forester XT Touring (or even Premium) may work.

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I would narrow down to what car you want the most and start emailing the dealerships with 100 miles of where I live. If you search the forum there are a couple of good threads already. Don’t go into the dealership until you feel you have a good offer.