Worst leases you've seen

It was @li8625

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Telling you right now… if that’s his neighborhood…

That’s one dark down payment

Prob 1/5 of what his house cost

Why would anyone take over this lease and pay the seller $45k? :hushed:

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SUVs only. Daddy doesn’t approved of sedans

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Looks like he traded it in for a Honda instead.

https://www.autonationhondaeastlasvegas.com/used/BMW/2023-BMW-760i-3c033b0b0a0e094a70005d655144476f.htm

Must be NJRonbo’s Las Vegas twin, NVJimbo? @ElectricEliminator

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I’ll take it with $0 DAS :rofl:

Not a lease per se, but this is a pretty horrendous lease offer:

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lol considering the national taycan lease offer … yeah that EQB doesn’t look so good.

Went yesterday to checkout this 2023 Alfa Giulia Veloce with a advertised selling price of $44k

I’ve got quoted ~$36k/36 months in total lease payments with a residual of ~$26k; that would be ~$62k if I were to purchase the car at lease end for a $44k car.

I asked to double check that the lease was based on the $44k sale price and I was told yes.

I find this to be a horrible deal and was expecting somewhere close to $500/month effective monthly cost.

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That’s because 2023 alfas no longer have “lease support,” meaning the MF is standard which is like 0.005. 24s would actually be a lot cheaper.

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I went to the other dealer for a 2024 quote and is pretty much similar to the 2023 one.
They said the lease price is actually with $3,250 rebate (not $1,500 as in the details) and without that PP Appearance package.

2023 Kia Niro EV wave, nor-cal dealer in Davis.
Got quoted $1035 / month for 3 year 10k miles with 0 down

I could not believe it, thought maybe he gave me finance quote instead of lease, called and confirmed, it was in fact $1035/month + tax for 3 year lease on 2023.

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LMAO completely insane

LOL they are charging MSRP for a Giulia.

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Homie turned 23k of + equity into a 1500 payment and 20k in neg equity. For a non RS e tron GT that he hates

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Moronicon indeed…

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It was @Benedetto and his :lemon:

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I read that one the other day too! Amazing how much mental gymnastics, confirmation bias people can squeeze into one argument to convince them it’s a good idea….spoiler alert, it never is.

A friend of mine was recently about to justify to me a “little negative equity” isn’t all that bad if you get to swap out to something different / new, etc….if you weren’t broke in the first place, it would be a terrible idea. Since you are broke it’s a beyond terrible idea.

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