Where is this post?
Not a jeep
What else?
Still deciding lol any thoughts? recommendations?
I couldnât decide what to do either, so in April I bought out my lease to give me more time to obsess, research, and second guess myself for even longer than the 36 months the lease already afforded me. 
To me, it was the most rational thing to do, considering that there is nothing suitable in the market at our near:
- The same total 36-month lease cost as last time;
- The lease buyout price if I chose to purchase something instead.
We all have different value drivers, so I donât know if that logic squares with your outlook or not.
My concern is the maintenance in buying out the lease. Will need new tires, brakes, oil changes, etc. Finding someone to buy it is a hassle too.
Is it the f30 or g20 ? What year
That is probably why
All of the luxury cars that are worth leasing right now are on that list.
Weâve been here before.
A wrangler is not a luxury car.
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And as i said before, that list contains all of the luxury cars that are a good lease value currently and then one option of something that is leasing well.
It is another way of saying âno luxury cars are leasing well right now.â
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Unfortunately, right now none of your choices is optimal.
Even if you turn the car in youâre going to have to buy tires (if youâre below the 4/32 guideline). And isnât your routine maintenance included for 4 years/50k, so another year? Regardless, oil changes arenât that expensive. 
As much as I was looking forward to turning in my 2019 BMW and getting something new, I know that buying mine out was the right decision⌠if for no other reason than it let me take my time to decide what to do next.
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Sorry, didnât see this til now. Itâs a 2019 G20 M-sport.
What list? Can you direct me to this list? Thanks
The list has no vehicles on it.
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My two cents on all these âbuy out the lease, hold it for 12 months and then sell itâ may not work out how people think. I am in the same situation with my BMW lease expiring in 6 months. My fear is that after this car price craziness subsides (in 12 months or whatever), you will not be able to âsellâ that car you purchased for anything approaching what you paid for it. As a trade-in you will get trashed (and likely a bad trashing since I expect car values to drop). And you will have a car w/o a warranty (brands other than BMW where the warranty expires in 36 months). You will be out thousands on that purchase/trade-in so maybe, just maybe, its worth leasing again now (albeit at higher prices. You may come out ahead in the end (you will spend more than on the current lease but not lose as much by buying/selling/trading your current vehicle). Besides having a new car with new warranty and latest technology.
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Which luxury cars are the best value/terms to lease now, relatively?
Let me answer you more directly. NONE. Any luxury car right now has no rebates, no incentives, most likely ADM and will be the roughly 2-3% range. 3% x 36 = 108% over 3 yearsâŚget it?
Most cars are BUY BUY. The only dealer giving any real discounts is Chrysler. So do you want a 4xE, a Jeep Grand Cherokee L, or a Pacifica? I heard Nissan is giving some incredible 18m deals, but only on the Leaf, Frontier, or Murano.
Does that help?
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Sorry for the misunderstanding, out of all the luxury cars, which one has the BEST deals, relatively? I understand that luxury cars are HIGH now, but which luxury cars have the best MF, Residual, etc, relatively?
For example, which could you get a better deal? a BMW vs an Audi, as a better deal, relatively?