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Car_man
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Car_man
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Ready to pull the trigger today on a G35S with prem/nav/tech. Invoice price flat, acq fee, and tags (39,890 MSRP) (NJ stinks). Payment is 486 on a 36 month with 9 security deposits. I was reading on the TL forum that these may not be refundable in event of total loss/theft of vehicle. Is this a back-door way of subsidizing their GAP insurance program? I am planning to pick this car up shortlt, but now am unsure. Any help will be greatly appreciated, and this forum has helped me immensely (First post as I just signed up)
Thank YOU
Black / Black
Premium package
Spoiler
Splash guards
Cargo net
MSRP 36055
Here's the deal I was quoted:
108.50 reg, 197 doc, 595 bank = 900 in fees
39mo/12k - 55% / .00225
36mo/12k - 56% / .00197
Then he said with one payment upfront $1439 drive-off my monthly payment would be $539/mo including tax. He also said they may be able to do better.
When I run those numbers he gave me it comes out quite a bit higher than that. Any ideas? Is it a good deal? where can I squeeze them?
THanks,
Please don't be annoyed by my lack of knowledge.
I was offered this:
15 or 24-month lease.
12k miles a year.
2k down for 299/month (not incl taxes).
Or nothing down (but I still have to pay fees) and 488/month (incl taxes).
G35 coupe, automatic, sunroof, premium package.
I asked the dealer what the invoice is, he says 34,290...and the price I'm getting is about 34,550. Less than 300 over invoice?
Do the payments sound right? Am I getting a good deal?
Any help is much appreciated.
'11 GMC Sierra 1500; '98 Alfa 156 2.0TS; '08 Maser QP; '67 Coronet R/T; '13 Fiat 500c; '20 S90 T6; '22 MB Sprinter 2500 4x4 diesel; '97 Suzuki R Wagon; '96 Opel Astra; '11 Mini Cooper S
you could always speak with the GM, however, and try to get those things refunded. Just don't lose your head over it.
If nothing else, just figure that you have maintenance covered at least.
the only thing that really bugs me here is the gap insurance. You don't need gap insurance with a lease because it is automatically included. So you've been charged twice for it. you might have a leg to stand on as far as that one item is concerned, but it really depends on how everything is worded and how the pricing breaks down in the paperwork.
'11 GMC Sierra 1500; '98 Alfa 156 2.0TS; '08 Maser QP; '67 Coronet R/T; '13 Fiat 500c; '20 S90 T6; '22 MB Sprinter 2500 4x4 diesel; '97 Suzuki R Wagon; '96 Opel Astra; '11 Mini Cooper S
The deal is originally for 15 months, but he said he'll extend it to 24 months also.
I don't know if it's a good deal because I didn't get the residual or money factor.
I just got the basic information - what the car comes with (features), and monthly payments, etc.
Just scanning a few posts above yours, it doesn't look like anyone else comes close to that.
'11 GMC Sierra 1500; '98 Alfa 156 2.0TS; '08 Maser QP; '67 Coronet R/T; '13 Fiat 500c; '20 S90 T6; '22 MB Sprinter 2500 4x4 diesel; '97 Suzuki R Wagon; '96 Opel Astra; '11 Mini Cooper S
I would be happy to give you my opinion of this deal, but you never mentioned this car's selling price. This is a very important number for you to know. The selling prices of leased vehicles are negotiable, just if you were paying cash for or financing them. Without the selling price, it is difficult to tell how much of a discount you are being given and to estimate what your monthly payment should be. Let me know what this number is and I'll tell you what I think.
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You are already doing a good job in your negotiations because you found out what this car's selling price is. This is one of the most important numbers to find out. You can look up the dealer invoice price for this car in the following section of this site to compare it to the number that the dealer told you: Edmunds.com - New Vehicle Pricing. $300 under invoice is a very good deal on a lease of this car.
I can't double check the monthly payment that you were quoted without knowing what this car's full MSRP is, but I can tell you what its current lease program is like so that you can double check the payment using the formula that was outlined in the aforementioned article. Infiniti Financial Services' current buy rate lease money factor and residual value for a 15 month lease of an '07 G35 Coupe with 12,000 miles per year are .00220 and 80%, respectively. The numbers for an otherwise identical 24 month lease are .00206 and 72%.
Car_man
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My advice to all... do your homework and take numbers with you!
MSRP $35,505 (6MT,prem pak, splash guards & cargo net)
Sale $34,000
Admin $499
Tire/tag$109
MF .00267
Residual 55%
Was told the MF is .00212, with res. of 58%.
Good deal or not? Any reccommendations? Anyone getting better?
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Thanks
Here is what is presented to me and I almost went beserk...
MSRP $41,940.00 G35 Sport Fully loaded all Options(This is exactly what I want)
+ 1,935.00 3 payments to my previous lease with VW
+ 2,850.65 TAX
+ 595.00 Bank Fee
Total Cap = 47,230.65
Residual 53%
3.36 Rate-? I see this on the quote.. but is that my "money factor?"
Term is 42 Months with 15,000 miles / yr
0 Down
Monthly Payment $830.19....
That does not sound right at all. Where I am getting ripped off??? Even if I take the last 3 lease payments out from my VW lease I am still over $800/month.
My MSRP for my VW Passat W8 was 41,000. and I pay 640.00/mo for a 15K /yr 48mo lease....
Why does infinity expect me to pay $200 more for the same priced car??!?! are they on drugs?
Good Luck.
-Dan
Capitalized Cost $43,735.00
Tax $2,850.65 6.25%
Doc Fee $50.00
Bank Fee $595.00
Total Cap $47,230.65
Cap reduction $-
Net Cap $47,230.65
Residual (53%) $22,154.00
Total Depreciation $25,076.65
Depreciation $597.06
Rent $233.13
Monthly Payment $830.19
ProRata $-
Cap Reduction $-
Tax $-
License Fee $125.05
Advance Payments $830.19
Security Deposit $-
Total Drive Off $955.24
Less Net Trade $-
Cash Due on Delievery $955.24
Rate 3.36
Term 42
Notes Car to ship from Dealer on West Coast to Texas $1,200.00 (Dealer says he is throwing this in)
Total CAP cost Includes 3 Lease Payments to VW $1,935.00 to finish off my lease.
black/black
39 month lease, 15k miles/year
$1,100 down to drive out the door (includes first months payment)
$510/month (includes all fees and taxes rolled in)
Was this a good deal?
Thanks
I'm new to leasing, so bare with me. I'm looking to lease a 2007 G35 Journey with premium and navigation packages for 36 months with 15k miles. MSPR $37,065.00, Invoice $33,893.00
Currently Infinity is offering a leasing deal. Here are the details:
2007 G35 Journey with Automatic transmition
39 month- $389/month- $3839 initial payment
Excludes taxes, titles, and license
12k miles
$595 Acquisition fee
Now to my question. How much more can I expect to pay knowing that I want to upgrade to the premium and navigation package and mileage? What is a reasonable residual value for this car?
Thanks so much for your time and input!!
The deal was based on 525 with 1300 out of pocket and all the other things rolled in, and only 500 OOP. Hope it helps. This was in florida.
wg
Thanks for the comment.
2007 G35x + Premium + NAV + Tech package
Price ~ 37,200 (+ local sales tax 8%)
MF ~ 0.00175
39 months, 15k/month
Monthly payment ~ $572 with zero cash down at inception except 1st month + standard fees(no cap cost reductions).
However, if I put down 9 security deposits (eg, ~ $5000), the MF drops accordingly (0.0001 per deposit) making my monthly payment ~ $489. Thus i'd save ~ $80/mo x 39 mo which would be ~$3000 over the lease period. They promise i'd get all the security deposits back at lease end, even in the event that the car gets totalled (assuming insurance + gap insurance covers the cost of the car). Seems to me like a pretty good savings over 39 months.
Can someone confirm for me that these numbers seem reasonable and also comment on my interpretation of the multiple security deposit option?
Thanks in advance!!!
I think they will be eating your "security deposit" not refunding it.
G35 Journey auto w/ sunroof only option
Sales price: 31,500
Fees: 499 Bank Fee + 43(not sure what this is)
Total sales price: 32,042
24 month lease: 550
36 month lease: 513
39 month lease: 500
Tax is factored into lease price
0 down + tag and title and first months payment
Deal or no deal?
Thanks for the help in advance!
MSRP $36,850
Inv $33,811
Selling price $34,450 (624 over invoice)
Did all the haggling over email and phone. Just went there, checked out the car, signed the papers, and done! It was SOOOO hard not driving fast on the way home. Thanks for all the help from the forum!
Forgot to put some info above...the only charges I had to pay were as follows:
$595 bank fee
$250 doc fee
$75 title & license fee
My payment is $478 including taxes at 6%.
2007 G35 Sedan Journey
Navigation
Premium
Performance tire and wheel packages
Splash guards
Trunk mat.
MSRP- 37,665
Invoice- 34,384.00
Sale Price- 35,420
MF- .000195
36 months
15k miles
Residual Value- $21,469.05 (57% of MSRP)
Drive Off- $1500 (first month, $19.58 cap reduction, $45.33 tax, 295 license/smog abatement, $8.75 government fee)
Monthly payment- $499 + tax = $536.34
G35x w/ premium, nav and tech packages
MSRP: 40,050 (off by ~$35 from Edmunds, negligible)
Cap Cost: 37,900
Reduction: 595 (of Cap Cost?)
Rate: 1.75
Bank Fee: 595
License: 334
Doc Fee: 135
Residual: 22,828 (57%)
Monthly pmt: 530
Term: 39 mos
Mileage: 12k (all I need)
State tax: 7.00%
Due at signing: 1602 (1 mo pmt + bank fee + license/reg + doc fee)
I crunched all the numbers and they seem to work out. However, after reading through several of your posts, I'm wondering if I have some bargaining power on the Cap Cost. How much over invoice should I expect to pay?
Also, does the residual sound reasonable?
Thank you.