SIGNED! 2025 Toyota Tacoma SR5 2WD - $40k MSRP, $308/mo, $1400 DAS 36/12

This was my first lease, and hopefully, it’s not a bad one. It would have been better if I had received the college graduate rebate for finishing my Master’s this coming May. However, after a review, they weren’t able to apply it due to a past personal bankruptcy, even though my credit is back to normal. It only added $9/mo, so I can live with it.

The dealership did some weird stuff with the contract and didn’t list the acquisition fees, sales tax, or registration separately. I guess these were just rolled into the discount on the car. If someone wants to review the contract and create a calculator link, I will edit this post and add it. I was struggling to get the numbers to line up properly.

Lease Terms: 36 months / 12k miles
Monthly: $308.55
DAS: $1,400
Incentives: $1,000 Holiday Bonus Cash Rebate

Numbers from worksheet:
MSRP: $40,226
Selling price: $37,460
Acquisition fee: -
Doc fee: $499
Gov/DMV fees: $41
Residual: $31,778.54 (79%)
Money Factor: 0.00222

Happy New Years everyone!

–Carl

Edit: LH Calculator Link
Thanks and credit to @Nom_De_Plume!

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Congrats on the Taco! Please post your contract in https://signed.leasehackr.com/ when you get a chance…I’d love to check out the details.

Thanks, I actually posted it there first, but I forgot to attach the link which is now at the top.

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Lovin all these tacos. Post some pics when you get a chance

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My best try at the calc Leasehackr Calculator - Hack your next lease | Leasehackr

Could have saved another 2k most likely on this…discount is pretty average.

One pay also would have helped a lot if you have the cash or msds. 39 months is also the same residual so would have saved $ there too

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Even in the Southeast? It feels like SETF is rough. But I definitely believe that I left stuff on the table. I thought I checked 39 months and the $ was wayyyyy different.

Just bc you live there doesn’t mean you have to buy there. Text me first next time!

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Yeah but what is your broker fee? $1000? $1500? plus shipping?

You should post your fees if you are gonna make these comments in peoples signed threads

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That’s smart. Majority of this deal was based on an autoninja pre negotiated brokered deal that I was able to beat. But word for the wise, I’ll look further. The only issue is then shipping cuts into the other part unless I go get it.

The price I said is with my fee included. I don’t make comments like this without including my fee. I know the ropes

Shipping to him around $500 I didn’t include bc many people take a cheap $35 flight to my dealer and drive it back.

If you want my exact msrp and sales price with my broker fee included….

34548 sales price
39,685 msrp

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