Looking for a cheap lease. Under $700 including my $10-12k negative equity (~$270/mo for 3 years). Want an SUV/Crossover w/ AWD. Pickup will work too as long as the rear seats have some sort of rake and aren’t bolt upright. 300hp minimum, more is better. Must have topview cameras, NAV and blind spot…

With that negative equity, the car budget is around $400/month and you won’t find any BMW/Audi that will meet your requirements. Would a leasing bank even allow you to roll in that much negative equity? It’s almost half of the total monthly payment.

What is the difference between the current trade-in value of the car and your payoff? This may be a more cost-effective way of dealing with the situation. Then you will just see the exact amount of your negative “trade-in” at the time when you will go to lease the new car. But negotiate the new l…

Not an SUV, but something to think about on XC90 [image] 2015 A6 Lease w/Neg Equity - looking at s90 or Volt Ask the Hackrs I didn’t have any extra money to put for MSD’s so I just pulled the trigger, but on a slightly more equipped model bc I liked the color combo better…

Did the S90 momentum satisfy the below criteria lol? [image] smackdownX: Must have topview cameras, NAV and blind spot monitor. Forced induction, Paddle shifters, HUD and LED headlights a huge positive.

Loaded XC90 R might. But nothing will satisfy rolling in huge negative equity AND all these demands

This reads like a Christmas wish list…

It’s a BMW, so no can dosville on keeping it out of warranty. Besides, the current trend is every payment, I lose $50-$75, so the neg eq will only grow

Was looking for some popular lease deals that are being blown out as to offset the neg eq.

Yes, looks like around $400. Found one that might fit the bill; Explorer Sport $51K MSRP - $410/36/10k/$2.5k

Which bank will finance this? The capitalized amount will be way higher than the car’s value.

Lets try this one more time! Need lease w/ neg eq trade in

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einandrew August 21, 2017, 10:06pm 16

Just finished the same deal. Much of what you want for around 433 with taxes (10k miles per year)