Hi, i wanted to ask for your opinions on this lease offer cx 50 hybrid premium plus polymetal grey. I live in ventura county, southern ca. Im going to upload offer lwt me know if you need to know anything else, thank you
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wasnt sure if it uploaded ,so sending it again. its 36 month 15000 miles a year $1934 down and $558.90 taxes included
I tried searching for what a good money factor rate is for teir 1 credit but I couldnt find anything, so that was one of the things i was curious about is if 0.00083 is good
Not sure how you benefit from taking such an unhacked lease?
The benefit of a hacked lease is obvious: they’re so cheap even repeat leases are cheaper than 5-6 years of ownership
So ive heard of these hacked leases but is there one for the cx50 hybrid, thank you
So i saw a cx50 deal here are those the ones your refering too, it was a select model. The one i have the quote for is the hybrid premium plus in which the msrp is around $41000. So that makes it around $10000 more than that one, which raises payments around $300 more, which brings it too around the offer they gave, so does that make it good? Thank you, appreiciate any help ypu can give me
You can check Marketplace for Sportage, Tucson, etc — some of those leases might be better.
In general for this segment and for the CX50 in particular the best hack is the 0.9% APR financing (or the 0% APR on the VWs).
Let me rephrase my original point. Look beyond just the monthly payment. Instead add up all costs across the entire lease. Does it make sense to spend that money, return the car and lease another one? How much would you be spending across two leases? And to always start over from scratch?
Fully loaded Tucson plugin is much less, also has 360 camera and other features the Mazda doesnt have
2024 Tucson Plugin Hybrid Limited AWD 
MSRP: $47550
$2000 due at signing + $595 Broker fee
36/10k - $399 plus tax
36/15k - $439 plus tax
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Thank you for the advice, unfortunetly any type of plug in wont work and my daughter wants either that cx50 hybrid or the 2025 cx30 turbo premium plus, which i have this quote but i told them rhey need to lower m/f to 0.00064
You realize you don’t need to plug it in if you don’t want to right?
This type of payment opens up lots of options (q5, x1….)
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how does this compare to the Marketplace ?
if the heart is set on this vehicle then it doesn’t matter if its a good price or not, ,because your going to want it regardless. If shopping for a payment, I feel like there may be better options at this price point. Would recommend searching the marketplace and see what else is available to you 
Both are horrible.
Just get Jeffs Tucson, the price is worth it over overpaying for the mazda i have a Tucson PHEV btw
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Ofc it matters. Do you have positive equity in it?
I ran it through carmax and the offer was $200 more than what the residual is. So not much but at least milege is under
Sounds like you have an opportunity to buy it well under retail
I was hoçing interest rates wouldve been lower by now looks like around 5.9% maybe 4.9% if lucky
I looked into the tuscon and its very nice, might get it for myself, very nice deal, i had a 2021 sonata limited and really liked all the safety features and it drove nice too but my daughter has always liked had mazdas. They are fun cars to drive and they use regular gas and out here in calif. thats a goodthing. The hornet r/t has a nice deal too but they use premium gas un fortunately
New CX30s have 0.9% financing
Yes they do up to 36 months and then 2.9 up to 60 months and 3.9 after that.
Ive been reading on here of people getting a lease to get all the rebates and then buying it out right away. Thats a really good idea to save some money on it. But i guess that only works if ypu have the cash to do it, taking out a loan at 4.9% means a higher interest rate than the lease or am i missing something there is there a way to do it that way that will work?
Why wouldn’t you simply keep this one for her? Unless she is paying for it not sure how she gets to force you into a bad new lease?
Shes paying for it, she wants another mazda, im just helping her get a good lease deal on one. Ok i know she can get a better everything going with an electric or plug in hybrid or different brand ,she doesnt want a different one and shes making payments so its her choice. So for these cars it a good offer if not whats wrong with it, thats what im asking your opinions on, thank you
On the cx 30 quote they know they have to fix the m/f and change it too 0.00064