I’ve been searching for days what a good/average monthly lease payment is considered good for 2022 and I really couldn’t find anything except like luxurious vehicles and trucks. My lease is up in February and although I know I’m going to be paying more than I currently do, I’m not sure what decisio…

1 month left? Well you do the simple thing first. You ask for a lease extension until you find the right car to replace your current one. (1-3 months?) Otherwise you will find yourself paying more for the wrong car than a couple months extension will cost you. Then you scour this site for all the…

[image] Sanbee: I’m looking for a 5 seater (7 seats with fold down) Be specific about what you want. A 5-seat SUV is a 5-seat SUV, while a 7-seat SUV is a 7-seat SUV. Folding the seats doesn’t change the fact that a 5-seat SUV is not a 7-seat SUV. And since there are so many different sizes…

Now that we are talking about specific models, there probably isn’t any good reason to lease any of these. You’d come out way ahead by financing for 5-6 years versus doing two consecutive leases.

Hyundai and Kia have a full 5yr/60k warranty plus 10yr/100k powertrain. It’s also easy to extend the warranty on Toyota, Honda and Subaru.

OP - why are you deleting your 3 posts? The thread starts to lose sense when others are replying to posts that don’t exist or are deleted

The new Mitsubishi Outlander is a 3-row SUV and the mid trim has all the bells and whistles of more expensive brands like a 360 camera, sunroof etc. They also seem to be more out there than others so less of a chance of markups. When we were looking back in September, there were some good lease dea…

That’s one of my top choices but where I’m at they’re hard to get since we only have like 4-5 dealers in my state. I’m wondering if I should have bought my lease out early because it seems like deals are worse for January. Hopefully I can cross my fingers and hope February is any better.

A warranty is only good when there’s a dealer nearby to provide the coverage promised to you. Otherwise it’s just toilet paper. Mitsubishi’s US dealer network has shrunk by over 50% already, and nobody would be surprised if it shrunk further.

Then I would look at the Kia Sorento or it’s cousin, the Hyundai Santa Fe. Their dealer networks seems to be doing the opposite of Mitsu and getting bigger. But they cost more than the Outllander for same features I think.

Looking for compact/mid SUV and don't know where to start

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forbs January 22, 2022, 9:16pm 6

Honestly $500 doesn’t really get you squat right now in the 3rd row with room.
You might want to review those ‘$500’ quotes as they might increase the down or not include TTL , etc

But Here’s some links you can read what other people are buying, do not use any pricing as everything has changed (pretty much pricing is only good for like 2 weeks nowadays)
Then when you find the car you WANT, not the car you will settle for, go to Marketplace and see what the brokers are selling them for.

Some of these links are old but they have a lot of discussion you should read first.