Is this a good lease deal for civic touring

michaelscai

I have a dealer who would sell me a 2017 civic touring for 26k, but if i want to lease it's about 350/mo for three years with 15637 as residual. is the lease a good or bad deal? I don't know how to evaluate lease deals..

2017 Civic Touring sedan CVT
MSRP: 27435
December offer: 2935 in savings
Selling Price: 24500
Doc fees: 687
Estimate tax: 755.61
Title/Reg: 122
Total Drive Out: 26064.61

Lease: 36 months, 12k miles / yr w.a.c.
Down payment Monthly payment
$0 349-359

michaelscai

and what is my MF in this case??

Michaell

michaelscai said:

I have a dealer who would sell me a 2017 civic touring for 26k, but if i want to lease it's about 350/mo for three years with 15637 as residual. is the lease a good or bad deal? I don't know how to evaluate lease deals..

2017 Civic Touring sedan CVT
MSRP: 27435
December offer: 2935 in savings
Selling Price: 24500
Doc fees: 687
Estimate tax: 755.61
Title/Reg: 122
Total Drive Out: 26064.61

Lease: 36 months, 12k miles / yr w.a.c.
Down payment Monthly payment
$0 349-359

michaelscai said:

and what is my MF in this case??

Answered in the other thread you posted in.

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