Car Buying Advice - "NEW" 2015 TDI lease question

hillestadk

Now that VW has gotten the go-ahead to start selling the remaining inventory of new TDI's that have been on dealers lots since 2015 they seem to be offering some great incentives. I was offered $5k off MSRP and 0% for 72 months OR $8500 off a lease. I'm trying to find if anyone has the current money factor and residual on these cars to calculate a one payment lease. I'm interested in both the Jetta and Golf numbers 24 or 36 months and 10 or 12k miles. Thanks in advance.

Michaell

hillestadk said:

Now that VW has gotten the go-ahead to start selling the remaining inventory of new TDI's that have been on dealers lots since 2015 they seem to be offering some great incentives. I was offered $5k off MSRP and 0% for 72 months OR $8500 off a lease. I'm trying to find if anyone has the current money factor and residual on these cars to calculate a one payment lease. I'm interested in both the Jetta and Golf numbers 24 or 36 months and 10 or 12k miles. Thanks in advance.

I believe that 24 months is the only term being offered on these 2015's.

And, the MF seems to vary by trim level.

My co-host @kyfdx has done a bit of research on this; I'm sure he'll be along shortly and fill in the blanks.

kyfdx

hillestadk said:

Now that VW has gotten the go-ahead to start selling the remaining inventory of new TDI's that have been on dealers lots since 2015 they seem to be offering some great incentives. I was offered $5k off MSRP and 0% for 72 months OR $8500 off a lease. I'm trying to find if anyone has the current money factor and residual on these cars to calculate a one payment lease. I'm interested in both the Jetta and Golf numbers 24 or 36 months and 10 or 12k miles. Thanks in advance.

24 months is the only term offered.
Don't have the residuals for Golf or Jetta.

Passat: 44% residual for 24/12
Golf Wagon: 47% residual for 24/12

Money factor seems to vary by trim line.. on the Jetta wagon, I heard between .00034-.00105, depending on trim. Given the popularity of the diesels, I doubt any dealer is going to accept MSDs.

The numbers you mention are a customer incentive from VW. If that's the only thing you get off, then you are effectively paying MSRP (which may be the going rate).