I’m looking to get out of a recent lease so I’m gauging the interest on the forum. The car is in immaculate condition and as you’ll see, is practically brand new.
Location: Los Angeles, CA 91326
Car: 2017 Lexus IS 200t F Sport (leased brand new)
Exterior: White
Interior: Red
MSRP: $44K and some change.
Original Term: 36 months (lease start date: 3/12/2017)
Remaining months: 32.5 (lease end date: 3/12/2020)
Current Miles: ~3,400 (as of June 21st)
Lease Allotment: 45,000 miles
Remaining Miles: ~42,600 (roughly 1270/month).
Leased through Lexus Financial Services
**Lease Terms: $$266.54 +Tax - Currently paying $289.86 with Los Angeles Tax included.
I’m looking to recoup the $1,800 in MSDs that I’ve put towards the car as well as 1,500 of a down payment.
You’re breakdown is unclear on whether or not you the money you put down back. I would guess whoever assumes the lease has to put the deposits down on their own?
Also, what was the selling price?
Would be interested at $289 + MSDs since I get those back at the end, but not the down payment.
Yes, I’m currently looking for 4,300 up front to assume the lease , $1,800 of which are MSDs. I edited the original post for clarification.
@StillLooking: appreciate the interest but I’m not willing to take that big of a hit. I may consider to incentivize down the line based on the response.
Thanks for the responses and feedback everyone - much appreciated but not looking to lose my entire down.
I’m willing to incetivize to try to speed things up. I’m lowering the requested down payment to 1,800. Therefore, I’m looking for 1,800 as a down and 1,800 towards the MSD which you will get back.
The only option this car does not have is Navi. It’s important to note that it does have a feature that allows you to connect your phone and pull up a navigation interface on the screen. The difference between navi and no navi is the selection on the screen that directs you to a built in navi vs a selection that pulls up navigation on the screen from your phones data.