One pay lease - 2023 Accord touring

You don’t find anything wrong with paying 25k in 3 years for a car that has a msrp of 38-39k

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Because I want to… Life is short, I want those MPG’s, I want the BOSE and I’ve had my car for 4 years ready for something new. YOLO

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I don’t know what to expect thats why I’m on here, I haven’t leased anything in 4 years the market is VERY different now…

It is an MSRP deal, so not that great. Have you checked out the Marketplace for broker deals?

If YOLO then why in the world would you prepay $680/m for an Accord? This is just crazy talk.

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I still don’t understand why it makes more sense to overpay on a lease rather than finance it and then sell it down the line if you decide you don’t want it anymore. You don’t owe me an explanation, just saying, please do the math fully before you rule it out.

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I don’t know what type of industry you are in (no need to share here), but if you are worried about an additional car payment (whether lease or finance), then maybe getting a new car right now might not be the best move.
My $0.02.

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I just didnt want to sell my 18 and finance 15+K with a new monthly bill to think of.

You likely wouldn’t have a 15k bill, if any

I’m in sales, my wife doesn’t work and I got a 350$ bill for her car to think of.

Then what is a reasonable number to pay for a 2023 Touring?

:point_up_2: :point_up_2: If you really want a new car, I would suggest doing this first to see if you can a deal below MSRP.

like Honker? They dont seem any better. Any you recommend covering NJ>?

how do you figure>? The car is 40K with all the fees, taxes etc, my car is worth 21-25K whose paying the spread? lol

You plan on paying 25k upfront for a one pay lease. your current car goes for 21-25k as you said. the numbers add to greater than 40k

No clue what that is.

When you navigate to the Marketplace, you can filter by state and brand.

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I get it. I expect to get hit with some interest on a lease etc. I’m hoping this forum helps give me some solid information to go back to the dealer with. i.e, the 5K down option should be X per month vs the number you got, the one pay lease should be X rate etc… Anyone like that on here?

You’re not getting the big picture and instead focusing on details that don’t matter.

Paying $25k to use a $38k car for 3 years shouldn’t make sense to you.

Finance it, and if you don’t want it later, sell it - you will come ahead of leasing.

There’s no point getting into the small details with you since you’re missing the big picture.

No one can help you unless you help yourself.

This isn’t a good car to lease.

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We’re trying to help you see the forest through the trees here.

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I get it but if I do buy it and put 25K down I still have to finance the remaining amount and will still have a payment. Maybe I should just lease an Altima…