Decided to purchase my leased Pilot today

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Larry in AZ - 16 Apr 2008 02:57 GMT

The car has been great to drive for 3 years, and has less than 8,000 miles,
so I decided to purchase it for about $19,800, the buyout amount at lease
end.

It's a 2005 EX-L with Navi, Leather, everything but DVD entertainment.

Certified, they're running $25-$26,000 with much higher mileage, so I think I
stole it. Dealer wasn't too happy that I preferred to keep it, rather than
lease a new one.

Their loss...

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Jim - 16 Apr 2008 11:53 GMT

>The car has been great to drive for 3 years, and has less than 8,000 miles,
>so I decided to purchase it for about $19,800, the buyout amount at lease
>end.

>How much did you pay to lease the past 3 years ?

>It's a 2005 EX-L with Navi, Leather, everything but DVD entertainment.
>
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>Their loss...

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Larry in AZ - 16 Apr 2008 15:01 GMT

Waiving the right to remain silent, Jim <lecloony@hotmail.com> said:

>>The car has been great to drive for 3 years, and has less than 8,000
>>miles, so I decided to purchase it for about $19,800, the buyout amount
>>at lease end.
>
>How much did you pay to lease the past 3 years ?

$13,536, including taxes (36 x $376). It was the best lease deal I've ever
had, and that was without any cap reduction cost. For some reason, Honda
really needed to move some Pilots back then, and I got in.

>>It's a 2005 EX-L with Navi, Leather, everything but DVD entertainment.
>>
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>>
>>Their loss...

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