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15,000 miles
no down payments
39 month lease
$415 /mo (includes tax)
Based on other recent posts this seems a little high but I am very new to leasing. I would greatly appreciate anyone's advice.
The numbers for an otherwise identical lease of a '13 Grand Cherokee Limited 4WD are 2.47% and 49%.
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When negotiating your deal make sure to take advantage of the $1,250 cash incentive that is currently available on leases of this truck.
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The numbers for an otherwise identical 39-month lease are 0.25% and 49%.
The numbers for the '12 Limited 4WD are 0.57% / 48% and 0.57% / 46%.
When negotiating your deal on this truck make sure to take advantage of the $1,500 cash incentive that is currently available on leases of it.
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Can you please help with:
November lease incentives, money factor & residual for 2013 Jeep GC Laredo X 4x4. Jeep's home page is advertising $359 w/$2,499 due at signing for one with a MSPR of $39,685 and dealer contribution.
- Automatic, 4X4, V6
- 36 month lease
- 12,000 miles/year
- Mpls / St Paul area
Thanks!
Can you please help with the November money factor and residual in the Fort Lauderdale - Florida area - for the 2013 Jeep Grand Cherokee 4 x 2 with the 26X, Laredo E and Uconnect 430 N packages for 36 months and 12,000 miles per year.
Total MSRP: 36,485
Selling Price: 34,528
Dealer Doc: 100
Bank Fee: 795
M.V.: approx 215
Lease incentive:1,500
No Money Down - first month out of pocket.
Dealer has stated Interst rate is .01 (not money factor which calculated is .000004166) and residual of 48%
Using the above info (residual look low) I calculate the monthly payment before sales tax of $462.
First Post. I am very interested in the 2013 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo 4x4 Altitude. The one with the black rims and grille.
I was quoted after a little negotiation the following deal:
36 Months
$2000 due at signing (Taxes and first month payment)
$449/month
15k Miles/year
Can anyone tell me if this is a good deal. Also perhaps the residual value of this car?
Anyoen think it's worth it to get this special edition, or can I get the regular Laredo in the 300's/month?
Thank you
Trade in has appx $21k buyout and dealer says its only worth $17k
'11 Honda Accord EX-L........ok fine...so I guess I gotta come out of pocket somewhat to get out of this current lease?
New Lease on '13 JGC ALTITUDE MSRP $41,080
They want $505 per month 39mos @ 12k miles per year
And they want $2,495 down plus first month at signing for total of 3k plus Reg costs ...which I gotta pay anyway so that's fine ...only about $130 for NY Reg.
I've been shopping dealers for a month and this is one of the better deals I've negotiated as 3-4 other dealers would not be in this neighborhood price wise.
I don't feel like its a great deal...I'm wondering if getting out of the current lease on the Honda is really hurting my deal or if they are just blowing smoke.
I would feel more comfy with $450 per month and 2k down but no dealer to date has accepted that offer so maybe this is where I'm gonna be to get this truck. It's a beautiful truck..but....
Anyone with some insight would be greatly appreciated . Thanks.....Jeff
Thanks,
Dave
Also I heard it would be better to try to do this deal at the end of the month because salesmen are trying to meet some sort of quota. Any truth to this?
Thanks,
Ryan
#867 of 867 Just leased 2013 JGC Altitude V6 by jeffnyc
Dec 03, 2012 (9:57 pm)
MSRP $41,080
Total out of pocket at signing
$1,708 Down
$1,677 Tax
$525 First Payment
$140 Registration
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$4,000
$525/ 36 months/ 12k miles
It feels high but I also traded in my 2011 Honda lease with $4,850 left in payments and a buyout of $21,600 on a car that really might only hold $19,000+ value in the re-sale market.
If I just walked in without the Honda and $0 down I might have got it for $450-475 a month and would have saved the Down payment, tax, and first payment up front......I think. Honestly I don't even care...this truck is on FIRE!!!
In my opinion if you can stay sub $500 a month with nothing out of pocket at signing then u got a decent deal. Keep in mind they have plenty of Laredo X trucks that u can definitely steal for a very fair price.
Good luck..hope this helps......Happy Holidays
I'm going to try to get a copy of the complete worksheet from my dealer and I'll share whatever I get. Without knowing what's available out there, I feel like I'm flying blind!
Car_man, if you could share anything you can find for December I'd be forever grateful!
Thanks in advance!
Dave
The numbers for an otherwise identical 36-month lease are 0.32% and 45%.
When negotiating your lease on this truck, make sure to take advantage of the $1,500 cash incentive that is currently available on leases of it.
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You can look up this truck's exact dealer invoice price, as you want it equipped, over in the New Vehicle Pricing section of Edmunds.com.
Once you have that figure, let me know what it is, along with the MSRP if it changes, and I'll use the current lease program to crunch some numbers for you.
Generally speaking the end of the money is usually the best time to purchase or lease a new vehicle.
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I don't think that Chrysler is providing support on 42-month leases of this truck right now, but the 39-month numbers are 0.05% and 50%.
The residual values for a lease with 15,000 miles per year would be 2% lower.
When negotiating your deal, make sure to take advantage of the $1,500 cash incentive that Chrysler is currently providing on leases of this model.
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Can you please help with:
December lease incentives, money factor & residual for 2012 Jeep GC Overland?
Thanks!
This is on a 2013 Laredo X 4x4, 36 months at 12k miles per year.
Thank you!
Can I get some advice? I'm negotiating with a dealer on a JGC with the altitude package. I'm going in tomorrow AM to finish the deal one way or another... Here are the details:
MSRP: 41,000
Initial Cap Cost: 38,500
Rebate 1,500
Due at signing; 3,500
ADDS CC-ACQ,LT,DOC: 1,400 (I'm not sure what this is, it's just on the sheet here)
LEV: 52%
APR: .05
Term: 36
Miles: 12K
**Trade Allowance: 28,000** Here's the thing, I could sell my car to carmax for 30,000. what option is better? trade it with my new lease or take the 30K from carmax?
Taxes.
I also negotiated free oil changes for 3 years.
MONTHLY PAYMENT: Right now, with my trade in, I've got the to $445 per month.
Please let me know if this is a good deal or if I need to provide additional information!
Thanks all! Jim
& 20" x 8.0" Aluminum Painted Wheels
package. I am looking for a 36 months lease and a 10k miles a year lease. can someone give me some prices or what would a good deal be?
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Ally's December base lease rate and residual value for a 36-month lease of a 2013 Jeep Grand Cherokee Overland 4WD with 15,000 miles per year are 0.3% and 46% for consumers who qualify for its top credit tier.
Chrysler is currently providing a $1,500 cash incentive on leases of this truck.
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2013 jeep grand Cherokee with nav, lift gate, climate package, remote start, unconnect 43k sticker. The lease paperwork looks weird but the monthly seems good. 500.90 per month 0 out of pocket but first month payment and they are giving me 2500 for my lease that I have 3 payments left on. Think price is around 35 or 36. Should I do this or ask for more. Deal started at 531/month and went to 500.9 and 2500 cash in hand. Should I ask for more or snap this up? Going in to or row at 9am and its 8:07 now. Forgot to add it has 20inch wheels. Basically the limited minus wood trim and smaller wheels.
MSRP: $40,775.00
Their offer they would not budge off of: $37,000.00 (plus tax, title etc)
I offered 14% off, was willing to bump up to 13%. They would not budge at all. I walked away from this offer.
Am I being unreasonable?
(I think they start placing orders for 2014s in late Jan or Feb. Those have a slight change to the body style and CRD will offer big jump in mileage.) Any and all feedback would be greatly appreciated.
2013 laredo x - w panarama roof
15k miles (39 months)
no money down - everything rolled including taxes - only thing I paid for were plates.
429
My friend did the same deal - laredo x w panaram roof
12k (39 months) - $399 -
long island ny
Could you let me know what Hahn (possibly Ally's) money factor and residual are for this month? I'm going with an 2013 Altitude MSRP $41,670. I think Hahn has a $5,000 rebate this month. A friend just got 53% residual on a Laredo with E package with Hahn.
Thanks!
Roslyn NY
ask for Greg L -
Jerry
Could you give me a few specifics on your lease? I'm looking for an Altitude and they have a few. I would really appreciate it.
MSRP
Cap Cost Reduction
Cap Cost
Rebates
Leasing Company
Residual
Money Factor
Leasing Company
I'm from NJ and am shopping all over. I've found that each dealer has different lease companies and different incentives. I'm really interested in what rebates are out there. I think that some decent rebates just ended on 1/3.
Any help would be appreciated! I'm going to call them today thanks to you!
* 54% for 15K
* 56% for 12K
* 57% for 10K
It appears the lease APR is 1.45% from jeep.com (although this guy gave me numbers that come out to close to 1.488%). $1500 rebate for getting the V-8 plus $1000 for currently leasing another car. This dealer had a Winter Chill LTD w/ Trailer IV and V-8 for $36,998 advertised on the internet, non-negotiated (13.2% off MSRP).
I'd be interested to know what Car_Man knows...
Are the residuals you posted for 36 months? Does anyone know if the residuals change if its an Overland?...or are they the same as the GC Limitted?
Thanks,
Al
I've seen a lot of different posts and pricing around GC's in other locales, but am wondering if anyone has any experience in the Midwest or even better in Michigan?
Currently, dealer is offering 2013 GC X Package for $349/month w/ $2,500 down.
Does this rate seem "fair" / appropriate? Is there a significant advantage or disadvantage to moving to the Limited model?
I haven't seen the Hahn lease program for the Grand Cherokee, but I can see what I can find out about it.
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for anyone else who is interested I called a dealer in Charlotte NC today and they said that US banks residual on overland 4x4 for 36 months is 55% for 12K miles and money factor is .00041
Al
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