My job provides a vehicle leased through our company as a perk - currently have a 24 Telluride EX that is due back next month so I’ve been looking for a new lease past few months.
Read up lots on here, reddit, etc and will probably go the route of a broker to make it more seamless (especially since I can’t do the credit app etc); wanted to make sure I’m not looking for an unachievable lease before I go to the owner with ballpark I’m looking at…
Last lease was about $615 a month and company put down $5k (~$3400 cap cost reduction) rest fees etc. 15k miles a year 36 month (I put less than 12k a year on current lease)
Would like to get into a 27 Telluride Hybrid SXP (or X Line SXP) or a 26 Palisade Hybrid Calligraphy. From looking around I’ve seen people getting into those in the mid 700s and a PND for the Calligraphy that is $589 zero down (only 7,500 miles but can be adjusted up). I didn’t see any signed deals for those cars recently on here though.
Any feedback on what a good target lease rate would be for those options so I can get the approval of owner before getting with a broker?
Located in SoCal (LA/OC area) - vehicle would be registered in LA county.
There is at least one CA broker in the Marketplace who a Palisade in your desired trim listed. There might be other brokers who have similar listings, so I would start by looking in the Marketplace.
Thanks! Yes, saw a few brokers on there. Didn’t want to bother them until I was confident in what I was looking for; some want money upfront to provide anything. I’ll message a few of them
Can you identify the broker who wanted something up front before issuing a quote?
The reason I ask, that isn’t customary on here outside of one or two brokers who identify that they charge for a quote if you do not reside within a certain geographical area of service. I haven’t seen any CA brokers mention this so it appears to be out of the ordinary.
Doesn’t seem to be much overlap between the brokers on r/Leasehacker and the ones who actually pay to be on the LeaseHackr forum and agree to abide by the terms the site administrators set.
The r/Leasehacker forum isn’t an official offshoot of the LeaseHackr forum if you were curious.