Signed $577 per month, 15K Miles per year, $4577 Down 2025 Toyota RAV4 Hybrid XSE MSRP ~43887

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2025 Toyota RAV4 Hybrid XSE Trim with:

  • XSE Technology Package (Park Assist w/ Automatic Braking, Smart Key system, Power Liftgate, Wireless charging, Panaromic view monitor, 8-way power Driver Seat, 12.3 in Display)
  • XSE Weather Package (Heated Steerng, Rain-Sense Wipes)
  • JBL speakers
  • Digital Reaw View mirror with Homelink / Garage Door Opener
  • Panaromic Glass Roof
  • All Weather Floor Liners & Cargo Tray, Wheel Locks, Mudguard, Rear Bumper Applique, Door Sill Protector, Body side Moulding)

MSRP - $43,887 (including Delivry/Handling Fee)
Cash Down: $4,577.75
Monthly: $577.75

Is this a decent deal?

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Too late to ask if it’s signed. Enjoy the car.

Only other thing worth considering is buying it out immediately.

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Buy it asap. Not a good deal.

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Any reason you didn’t just finance it?

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:astonished:
Is it such a terrible deal? I didnt consider financing because the monthly was way beyond my budget even for 72 months.

Also, I went across several dealers and this was the best numbers I saw, with others in $710 range after ~$4500 down (and for XLE model at ~$38K MSRP was around $600 per month with ~$4500 down). So, I thought this was decent number :frowning: .

What would have been a good per month number with $4.5k down?

And, why do you suggest buy back? Wouldn’t I have to pay the entire lease term (~$22K + Residual of ~28K + tax ~$1.8K which would come to a total of ~$52K) for a car with ~$44K MSRP?

Sorry, I am a beginner, please share your advise.

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Should be getting over $2000 off msrp. If not text me. I’d be in the 600 range on a lease also without that down payment

I agree you should buy it or lease the prime xse to get the lease credit

Jim
215-359-6836

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Toyotas are seldom good lease deals. They hold their value pretty well, though if you finance one.

I don’t understand why you are comparing the finance monthly payment to a lease monthly payment. At the end of your lease, you will be returning the car and have nothing to show for it.

I would strongly suggest doing some researching to understand how a lease works.

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No, you don’t have to pay the unearned portion of the rent charge (35/36ths of it if you buy out this month).

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0 down with 600 will be good. I will never pay that amount for a RAV4. You could get a BMW for this number

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I’m in Philly, but leasing a rav4 xle hybrid in the suburbs. $1,800 foff and $465 a month with $2k down. Should be in any day.

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What model? Maybe an X1 but not an X3.

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Based on what?

There are cars to lease and cars to own. I’m not sure how you concluded the RAV4 hybrid is in the former category?

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RAV4 is a car you buy and keep for 25 years.

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Unfortunately this is not a good deal. You could have easily leased a luxury SUV for this price. You put $4,500 down. I would recommend any of the brokers on here if you are not familiar with leases.

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What do you consider a luxury SUV? Feel free to share a link to a deal for such a vehicle with 15k miles per year.

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If you adjust the mileage to 15k/year, the payment goes up $770+. Let’s also not forget the $899 broker fee.

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EDIT: The deal also includes MB loyalty. So without it, the price will even be more than what I posted.

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EQB with no Loyalty will cost less than the Rav4.

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A new EQB for 15k miles/year? The link you shared shows loaner deals with mileage terms of 7.5k/year.

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You can own it over 4-5 year cycles and your effective monthly payment will still come out way ahead of consecutive leases.

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