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Re: How do I negotiate lease and know if dealer's offer is a good deal?
| old man | 26 May 2007 23:48 |
To add; some time ago I leased over 3 years, 30k miles/year, an MB E Class from MB leasing. When the car went back at 90k miles, MB tried to stiff me for $6,000 (£ equivelent) of repairs. These comprised amongst other things of a full respray and 5 new tyres. (They were all road legal), windshield Fortunately the Company that collected the MB from me signed it off as all good, so I didnt pay. Thats why, this side of the pond, if you visit an MB dealer and look at the second hand cars, up to 4 years old, they all look like brand new.
> I am in the market to lease a 2007 Lexus RX400h. As configured on the > Lexus website the car has an MSRP of $49,866. That includes the base [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > > Thanks very, very much. |
| Dejola | 26 May 2007 16:34 |
I am in the market to lease a 2007 Lexus RX400h. As configured on the Lexus website the car has an MSRP of $49,866. That includes the base MSRP of $42,580, the delivery, processing, and handling fee ofr $715, and the selected package of $6,571.
This will be a 24 month lease with 30,000 miles a year built-in. In other words I put 30K a year on the car. I know that will cost me more than the usual allowed miles of 15,000. I also know that a 24 month lease is not the most economical, but that is what my employer wants.
I'm hoping that among those Lexus owners/drivers out there in this group there will be one or more who have this leasing thing down pat and can advise me what would be a reasonable amount to pay monthly. I expect to pay $5,000 as the drive-off or up front amount. So, can any kind smart soul inform me what monthly amount I should hold out for as I consider as many as four dealer proposals?
Thanks very, very much.
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