Something isn’t adding up here. Your lease payment is for a $65k cap cost car, not a $53k. Leasehacker calculator suggests the payment should be several hundred dollars less depending on how you roll the upfronts into the payments or not.
Yes but there is a mileage penalty in addition to that. If you look at the OP it clearly states that the residual is just shy of 37k, which is less than 50%
I can tell you that Michael @Bostoncarconcierge is a fair and honest person, i tried to work numbers with him but my budget is really difficult to work with and i ask for cars that probably i can only dream of…. With a really low budget that is almost impossible to work with… he tried work something out and show me a few deals, but how i said my budget is super low for the type of cars that i’m looking for…
if you look at the Forum most of his cars are full equipped, with some of the best packages you can find in the market, even PINs, (something that nobody in this forum has being able to replicate.) I have being trying to replicate some of his deals in New York or another states by trying to beat his prices and is impossible, most of the dealers they are telling me that they will match his prices, and at the end they give me quotes a little bit higher with lower equipped or lower engine cars… so if you have the budget to get this car, i can tell you that he is a man to work with.
The 47% makes the numbers closer. Thanks. I’m assuming the docs and other fees make up the last bit of difference I’m seeing ($611 w/ tax vs your $642 w/o tax)
In response to your question I’m just trying to understand where I was wrong in my math. I don’t go into money situations just “trusting” the other party has everything right. I need to understand every component. Very interested in pickup up a lease, but not this one anymore.
Absolutely not my intention to cast doubt on your integrity! Best of luck to you and one last free bump!