Hello, shopping for my daughter. We’re in Utah looking to lease a 2024 Taos SE 4motion, for 36/12k.
Does anyone know the MF, Residual, etc?
Hello, shopping for my daughter. We’re in Utah looking to lease a 2024 Taos SE 4motion, for 36/12k.
Does anyone know the MF, Residual, etc?
If you sign up as a Super Supporter, you can access Ratefindr (which will give you the data you need to plug numbers into the calculator for your targeted deal).
Or you can obtain those numbers from the appropriate Edmunds forum for free.
First thing to understand about leasehacking is picking the right car to begin with, the one with the best “programs” ie combination of RV, MF and rebates.
Your best options are either buying the right car or leasing the right car. Anything else is a giant waste of time and money.
Lucky for you the Taos has a 0.00014 money factor this month and can be potentially hacked to a cheap lease if you have a friends/family or other rebates on top of VW’s $1,500. Seems possible to get one into the mid $300’s pretax even with 12k annum miles. It’ll just take effort.
I agree on paranoidgarlic’s comment about the super supporter. Structure a deal with aggressive discounts and the ratefindr. and try to hack one.
I can’t recall if VW leases loaners, but there’s one in SLC that you may want to pursue to get a deal.
https://www.strongvw.com/auto/new-2024-volkswagen-taos-se-salt-lake-city-ut/94819525/
Im sure some nay sayers will borderline mock you for trying to get a VW. But l hope you can land one.
I just signed up. Thanks for the tip.
Tell me the context of the naysayers and Volkswagen. Do they have a reputation of not dealing? I did pretty good on a Tiguan lease about 4 years ago.
VWs generally don’t lease well. I do think there have been periods where the Tiguan was an exception to this.
Every single time someone comes onto LH looking to lease a non-EV Volkswagen… folks on LH will tell those excited potential Lessee’s how leasing VW is a bad idea and blah blah. IIRC the last time someone posted about wanting a Taos or Tiguan on LH, they were told they were “wasting their time.” Very un-sporting if you ask me.
Anyway, now as a Super Supporter, you can see the money factors and residuals. As I mentioned above, the Taos does have a decent money factor and some money on the hood to potentially get a decent lease. Hacking isn’t supposed to be easy, but it is possible on the Taos this month.
The presence or absence of VWs in Signed Deals & Tips says it all.
For anyone who wants a VW, they have no leases which can touch the net spend of 0% APR for 60 months.
That’s where all their marketing are going