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Car Forum / Honda Cars / December 2005lease fees for accord
hi, I'm leasing ym accord this week hopefully (06) and I was just wondering what lease fees I should be looking at paying and hwo much they will be. I got a great price on the car just want to make sure that I don't get slammed when I go to lease it with extra fees. as far as I know there will be an aquisition fee and probably security deposit. what else should I expect to pay (besides tax title and license and first months payment) thanks -Nick Waiving the right to remain silent, "Dr Nick" <Drnick5@cox.net> said: > hi, I'm leasing ym accord this week hopefully (06) and I was > just wondering what lease fees I should be looking at paying and [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > probably security deposit. what else should I expect to pay > (besides tax title and license and first months payment) thanks Possibly a cap reduction amount. When leasing, I usually ask for no cap reduction and pay a slightly higher monthly rent instead. After all, one of the purposes of a lease is to conserve cash. That is, if the leasing company goes for it. Some of the "package" leases from Honda may not be adjustable that way.  SignatureLarry J. - Remove spamtrap in ALLCAPS to e-mail "I've come here to enjoy nature. Don't talk to me about the environment!" - 'Denny Crane' > Possibly a cap reduction amount. When leasing, I usually ask for no > cap reduction and pay a slightly higher monthly rent instead. After > all, one of the purposes of a lease is to conserve cash. > > That is, if the leasing company goes for it. Some of the "package" > leases from Honda may not be adjustable that way. yeah, I plan to just pay the lease fees up front. I mean, say I pay lease fees and put 2k down, and in a month I total the car.. the gap insurance will cover the car, but I wont' see my 2 grand back. doesn't make much sense to put down any more than you actually have to. Waiving the right to remain silent, "Dr Nick" <Drnick5@cox.net> said: >> Possibly a cap reduction amount. When leasing, I usually ask >> for no cap reduction and pay a slightly higher monthly rent [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > back. doesn't make much sense to put down any more than you > actually have to. The cap reduction cost is their way of getting the lease payment to be lower. If you're going to put out a lot of cash, it makes more sense to purchase the car... SignatureLarry J. - Remove spamtrap in ALLCAPS to e-mail "I've come here to enjoy nature. Don't talk to me about the environment!" - 'Denny Crane' |
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