Infiniti G37 Lease Questions

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  • sprinkler13sprinkler13 Member Posts: 455
    That doesn't sound good at all...especially for a Coupe with only the premium package. I wouldn't sign that without a detailed breakdown first and see what they are selling the car for. The coupes should be going for invoice...especially one without nav. And $3000 down is too much. You don't want to put down anything towards a cap cost reduction. If you total the car you will lose that money.
  • bmorofskybmorofsky Member Posts: 13
    Did you sign?? First rule of leasing- do not put any money down. thats the whole point of leasing. That money is probably gone forever, and god forbid, if something happens to your car, it probably won't be coverd in the value. Anyway, with out knowing MSRP and your Cap Cost, its tough to know if you got a deal. Keep in mind that your true monthly nut is your payment PLUS the 3k amotrtized over the term of your lease so if you put down 3k, add $83.33 to monthly payment. So your real payment is 538.33. Did they include your inception fee's in the 3k?
  • santafe4santafe4 Member Posts: 4
    I did not sign today. below is the deal they are giving me...
    g35 coupe 2007
    Premium package'
    34152.00 <<<<<<,,this how much i am getting the car for...
    $453 a month
    $3000 down
    39 months
    15k
    PA tax 8%

    is this corrct
  • santafe4santafe4 Member Posts: 4
    What i put below is the deal ...with tags and out the door...
  • santafe4santafe4 Member Posts: 4
    MSRP is 37,999.
  • deviusdevius Member Posts: 14
    Thanks for helping! I'm in NJ. The sales tax here is 6%, and the deal quoted was for 36 months. At this point I don't want to roll the $4k in negative equity into the car.

    How did you calculate the numbers? Did you use a lease calculator somewhere?
  • BobL242BobL242 Member Posts: 29
    I believe the sales tax in jersey is 7%.
  • deviusdevius Member Posts: 14
    You're absolutely right. it is 7%.
  • leasingpa07leasingpa07 Member Posts: 4
    Hi all,

    I have seriously spent the last week reading everything on all the G35 forums....They were sooooo useful. But I am now at the point where I need specific help. please. The model I am looking at is 07 G35X premium, package, wood, splash, cargo
    PA-tax 9%
    MSRP:37465
    APR: 4%
    residual: 56%
    buy price/residual price: $21,355.05(on 12K he said they were the same)
    Sell price:$35828 (he said the cap cost and this are the same)
    invoice: $34,328
    39 mos
    0 down payment
    monthly payment is 564.
    I learned already from you guys: no down payment! bank fee $595; do it over email (i haven't even been to the dealerships)
    money factor: .00193 (which he gave me...)...go in as if you are buying...

    but he won't budge on the sales price...how can I back up my request/proposal? I really would like my overall cost to lease the car in the $400 dollar a month not including taxes....am I being difficult? what other info am i missing/needing? "please advise"! Thank you so much in advance.
  • dwynnedwynne Member Posts: 4,018
    If I plug in $35828, 30 months, .00193, and 21,355.05 in the the lease calc I get $481.46 per month with no tax and $524.80 with 9% tax. So they are not including the $595 fee in the cap cost, so I add that in and get $542.68 per month with taxes. To get to $564 I have to add another $717 on top of that or $1,312 over the cap cost you show. These numbers are with first payment only due at signing.

    I have no idea what the tags/title and other fees are up there, but it sounds like they are sticking on some dealer installed options and/or a hefty dealer fee on top of the deal.

    The easiest way to save money is to lower the cap cost on the car - and find a dealer that charges no doc fee. If you got the car for $700 over invoice + $595 doc fee the payment would be $518.64 INCLUDING 9% tax. That does not include title/tag type stuff since I don't know what that would be for you.

    So if they will not go lower and will not break down the numbers and are charging a large doc fee, then just find another dealer.

    Dennis
  • leasingpa07leasingpa07 Member Posts: 4
    Thank you Dennis!
    I asked another dealership:
    value:$35865 then went to $34,920
    month payment: 551
    1356 inception costs
    MF 5.35%
    Same car: G35Xsedan premium etc....
    This person didn't give me the details I want: they are good at avoiding my specific requests...

    Tags are $152
    What are my next steps in the negotiation process? Stay quiet for a few days?

    Thanks again, this has been fun and educational...
  • painfinitypainfinity Member Posts: 7
    I am also trying to get a deal on a G35X with premium package. The cars are difficult to find, especially if you are looking for a certain color etc. The best I can do is 515 per month for 39 mo. lease 15000 miles per year wit 1000 down and fist mo. payment. They may find a car in the next few weeks? There are not many dealers in my area.
    Bob
  • bmulberrybmulberry Member Posts: 29
    Thanks to all this great information here's what I agreed upon. Just finalizing the credit for a Friday pickup:

    G35x Blue Slate with Graphite
    Premium
    Nav
    Wood
    Cargo, Splash, etc
    MSRP $39,565

    39 Months
    15k miles
    $1,500 at signing includes 1st month, Acq Fee, Tags, and whatever junk they could squeeze out of $1,500 even

    $525 month includes 6% tax
  • searchingforsearchingfor Member Posts: 11
    I am planning to lease a car today....and need urgent clarifications -

    2007 Infiniti G35 Sedan
    24 Month &#150; Residual 67% of MSRP &#150; .00161 Base Rate
    36 Month &#150; Residual 57% of MSRP &#150; .00195 Base Rate
    48 Month &#150; Residual 46% of MSRP &#150; .00238 Base Rate
    60 Month &#150; Residual 38% of MSRP &#150; .00259 Base Rate

    This is 15k /yr.

    How will the residual and Money Factor (MF) change for 18k/year?

    Basic question - how does the above MF translate it into %? I mean what is the formula?

    I am planning to put security deposits (SD) to reduce my MF. Is there a situation when I will not get my SD back at the end of the lease. I guess what I am asking is - do we have any fine prints around SDs?

    Thank you,
  • CarMan@EdmundsCarMan@Edmunds Member Posts: 38,514
    Hi searchingfor. The money factors that you mentioned in your post are right in line with Infiniti Financial Services' current program for the '07 G35 Coupe. The addition of the Premium Package or navigation will not have any impact upon this cat's factor.

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  • CarMan@EdmundsCarMan@Edmunds Member Posts: 38,514
    Hi ripmaster. Thanks for sharing the details of your lease with everyone. Make sure to stop by the new Edmunds.com Dealer Ratings & Reviews section of this site to share your thoughts on Infiniti of Denver with everyone. Enjoy your new ride!

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  • CarMan@EdmundsCarMan@Edmunds Member Posts: 38,514
    Hi mikeoc1. The car that you described, an '07 Infiniti G35 AWD with Premium, Navigation, and Technology has a spread of around $5,400 between its full MSRP and its dealer invoice price. That puts the selling price that you were given at around $2,500 over invoice. I am not personally all that familiar with what the market is like for this car in your area right now, but I personally would have shot for a slightly larger dealer discount. You may be able to find out how much other community members have paid for similar cars lately by visiting the following discussion: "Infiniti G35: Prices Paid & Buying Experience". Make sure to share your thoughts on the dealer that you got your car from by visiting the new Edmunds.com Dealer Ratings & Reviews section of this site.

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  • CarMan@EdmundsCarMan@Edmunds Member Posts: 38,514
    Hi searchingfor. A base 2007 Infiniti G35 Coupe has a spread of around $2,700 between its full MSRP and its dealer invoice price. The capitalized cost that you were quoted for this car looks attractive to me, as long as you aren't making any sort of cap cost reduction. Furthermore, the money factor and residual value that you were quoted for this car are right in line with Infiniti Financial Services' current program for it. If you like the car, I personally don't see any reason not to go for it. If you end up going with this deal, make sure to share your thoughts on your sales experience by visiting the new Edmunds.com Dealer Ratings & Reviews section of this site.

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  • CarMan@EdmundsCarMan@Edmunds Member Posts: 38,514
    Hi rubicon4. Through July 31st, Infiniti Financial Services' buy rate lease money factor and residual value for a 24 month lease of a 2007 G35 Sedan with AWD and 15,000 miles per year are .00156 and 67%, respectively. The numbers for an otherwise identical 36 month lease are .00193 and 57%. Its 48 month numbers are .00246 and 46%.

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  • CarMan@EdmundsCarMan@Edmunds Member Posts: 38,514
    Here you go, rubicon4. Infiniti Financial Services' current buy rate lease money factor and residual value for a 39 month lease of a 2007 Infiniti G35 AWD with 12,000 miles per year are .00193 and 56%, respectively.

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  • CarMan@EdmundsCarMan@Edmunds Member Posts: 38,514
    Congratulations on getting your new car, bmulberry. Make sure to stop by the new Edmunds.com Dealer Ratings & Reviews section of this site to share your thoughts on the dealer that you got your new car from with everyone.

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  • CarMan@EdmundsCarMan@Edmunds Member Posts: 38,514
    Hi searchingfor. Infiniti Financial Services' money factors are the same, regardless of what mileage allowance you go with. I believe that 15,000 miles per year is the highest mileage allowance that it publishes residual values for. If you need to drive more than this, you will have to purchase additional miles on a per-mile basis. It is less expensive to do so at lease signing than it is to wait until the scheduled end of your deal and have to pay an excess mileage penalty.

    You can convert money factors into approximate interest rate equivalents by multiplying them by 2400. For example, a money factor of .00161 is equivalent to an interest rate of around 3.86%.

    You will be able to get back all of the security deposits that you made on your lease when you return your vehicle, unless you have to pay an excess mileage or an excess wear and tear penalty.

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  • leasingpa07leasingpa07 Member Posts: 4
    hello!-Hope all is well-I've been researching and crunching numbers with various scenarios...

    I am trying to do the math to make sure I can calculate correctly in case they throw me a curve ball. Can you help me make sure I am calculating correctly? Below I have 2 calcs for a 24month, 10k and 36month, 10k.

    Financial Proposal w/cash due at signing: Pennsylvania

    …………………………........…24mos/10K ....VS...............36mos/10K

    Invoice:……………….....….$33,613
    Cap Cost:……………… .....$34,113 ………………………............$34,113
    Actual Agreed Value:…...... $34,113...............$34,113
    MSRP: ……………….........….$37,455
    Residual Value ($):…….$23,879…………...........……………..$20,467
    Term:………………………........……24……………………………....................36
    Mile Allowance:………….10,000………………………….................10,000
    Money Factor (%):…………70%/2400=.000291……...….60%/2400=.00025
    Inception Fees include:
    Acq/bank fee: …….$595
    Acq/bank tax:……..$59(est.)
    Title/Tags/Reg:……$152
    Docs:……………….........$0
    Tire Tax:………….....….$5
    Tax at 9%.................$39……………………....………………$35

    Monthly Payment before tax:$442.41………………….......……….…..$392

    Car Details:
    National Invoice: .........$31,221
    Premium: ...... $1853
    Wood: ... $388
    Splash: ... $114
    Cargo: .. $37
    Total Invoice:……...............$33,613

    Thanks in advance everyone for your input.
  • sprinkler13sprinkler13 Member Posts: 455
    I think that you can do a bit better than that deal. $1500 over invoice for a car with only the premium package is high in my opinion. In order to get to that monthly payment you were quoted, in addition to the $595 bank fee, they are rolling in about $800 in other charges. I'm assuming that is for registration, doc fee, etc., but you should get a detailed breakdown as to how much each of those individual fees cost. If you are in an area where registration is only $100 bucks or so, then they are likely over charging for the doc fee and adding other dealer "add-ons". You should push for a doc fee that is under $100 bucks if possible. Also, either the residual percentage you listed is wrong, or the residual price you listed is wrong. To get that residual price it would be 57% (which is the number I used to calculate the payment) and is a more favorable number for you anyway. I'd also push to get the cap cost of the vehicle lower. I don't think it should be that difficult to get it under $1k over invoice for the configuration you are looking for...unless they only have one in stock or something. For a quick reference you can estimate that for every $100 you knock off of the cap cost you reduce your monthly payment by about $3/month.
  • cornhliocornhlio Member Posts: 5
    I was just quoted the following by Infiniti of Santa Monica - is this a good deal can I get them lower?

    07 G35 sedan journey auto. with the prem. pkg and perf. tire and wheel

    24 month lease
    12k miles

    $440 plus tax per month
    $2,000 total drive off.
    MF .00161, residual 68%
    cap cost is $32,965.
  • winterdrivingwinterdriving Member Posts: 5
    I have noticed throughout this thread many posters like to proclaim what price we SHOULD get. There may be areas in the country like SoCal and the NYC metro area where you can get a G35x for $500 over invoice or less. But many areas of the country that pricing is unrealistic. These G35x's are flying of the lots, so why would a dealer do anything more that $1,500 over invoice?

    It's important to get the best money factor, don't pay any more that $100 or so for doc fees, don't get stuck with paying destination fees, etc. I agree with all that. But to get an X in the Midwest for $500 over invoice is not going to happen.
  • delta737hdelta737h Member Posts: 626
    leasingpa07:

    FIRST- Some of your numbers appear a little funky; particularly your money factors. An interest rate (IR) can be estimated by multiplying 2400 by the money factor. For example, consider your 24 month MF of 0.000291...

    IR = 2400 x 0.000291
    = 2400 x 0.000291
    = 0.70% NOT 70% as you've indicated

    The Money factors you provided appear to be awfully low. Did you get them from the dealer or; did you calculate them as shown in your post? When I use the 0.00025 MF, I get a payment of $392.70. When I use the 0.000291 MF, I arrive at a payment of $443.29. Are you sure that the MF isn't 0.00291? This MF would translate to a payment of $595.17. BTW, the payment formula is...

    Base Payment = MF x (Adj. Cap Cost + RV) + (Adj. Cap Cost - RV)/Term (months)

    The adjusted cap is the gross Cap + amounts financed - down payment (cap reduction). I assume that the $34,113 is the adjusted cap cost.

    SECOND- Either the MSRP or the residual value (RV) is off. You need to get the residual factors (RF) for 24 and 36 months. Check the posts or call your dealer. For instance, if the 24 month RF is 64%, then the RV is...

    RV = RF x MSRP
    = 64% x 37,455
    = 23,971.20

    THIRD- You show that tax @9% amounts to $39 for the 24 month lease. This suggests that the tax was based on $433.33 (39/0.09). I don't see that figure anywhere in your post. The tax of $59 on the $595 acq. fee equates to a tax rate of about 9.9%. And so, the tax rates seem inconsistent to me.

    Are you rounding or ball parking some of these figures? If so, please don't. Leasing calculations demand a high degree of accuracy and ball parking figures simply won't cut it.

    If you examine some of my previous posts that show sample lease proposals, you'll discover that my calculations are spot on. I always tell dealers that they can take my lease proposal numbers and transplant them onto the lease contract.

    It might be a good idea to examine many of this forum's previous posts for the month of July. I think you'll find that most of your questions will be answered. So many people post questions without first looking at what has already been posted.

    Hope this helps.

    John
  • sprinkler13sprinkler13 Member Posts: 455
    First thing I notice is that you are missing the $715 destination fee. That should be included in the invoice price, but I don't think that you did since by my calculations you invoice price is actually below what it should be. The other thing that doesn't look right is your residual and money factor percent???? I'm not sure where you got those numbers and what the represent, but I think you are mixing something up. Here are the buy rate numbers for the G35X

    24 Month &#150; Residual 67% of MSRP &#150; .00156 Base Rate
    36 Month &#150; Residual 57% of MSRP &#150; .00193 Base Rate

    These numbers are for 15k miles a year, and I believe that for 12k miles you add 1%, and for 10k miles you add 2% to the residual values. So, for 24 months your residual should be 69% or $25,844 and a Money factor of .00156, and for 36 months your residual should be 59% or $22,098 and a Money Factor of .00193. Make sense? Now, I'll calculate using these numbers and assuming $500 over invoice (like you stated) and rolling in the bank fee, title, and modest doc fee (lets say $850 total) Your monthly payment for 24 months should be about $402/month including tax. for 36 months it should be about $532/month including tax.
  • sprinkler13sprinkler13 Member Posts: 455
    Yes...certain areas are definitely better...but that doesn't mean that people can't push for a better rate even if it's out of market. Doesn't mean they will get it...but they certainly can try. And even though many places have them "flying" off the lots...doesn't mean people aren't still getting those deals in those difficult markets. It all depends on timing, options, and inventory. I've seen people in the midwest saying that they got that pricing so I stand by my statement....I never said it would be easy though ;)
  • dwynnedwynne Member Posts: 4,018
    I would bring up the Infiniti dealer locator and contact more dealers. I have gone out of town and out of state for nearly every good deal I have received in recent years. I have flown out and driven back and even just paid a car hauler to bring me my new car (sight-unseen). So don't be afraid of a little travel to get a better deal. Find a more motivated dealer that does not charge a doc fee (or a small) one and make a better deal.

    Waiting is good, that lets them decide if they want to sweeten the offer to land a sale. Selection decreases the closer we get to the 08 arrivals but deals should get better as well. If you are having a problem now getting the colors and options you want you may not can wait for a really cheap price - but don't overpay, just wait another month or two and get an 08 if you are going to have to pay "too much".

    Dennis
  • dwynnedwynne Member Posts: 4,018
    I have noticed throughout this thread many posters like to proclaim what price we SHOULD get. There may be areas in the country like SoCal and the NYC metro area where you can get a G35x for $500 over invoice or less. But many areas of the country that pricing is unrealistic. These G35x's are flying of the lots, so why would a dealer do anything more that $1,500 over invoice?

    I would widen your search net, I guess. I leased a 'vette convertible from a dealership north of Green Bay in November one time. Highly motivated seller - and he paid 1/2 the haul fee to get the car to TN ($450 or so total). So if you could get the car for $1000 cheaper that will certainly buy a plane ticket of pay for a car haul with money to spare. CT to TN was the most I ever paid and it was $600 or so for an open haul.

    If that does not appeal to you, then you either have to wait for them to quit "flying" off the lots or just pay more.

    When I had cars totally unsuitable to winter driving (M5, 'vette, S2000, RX-8) I just purchased a cheap and old Subaru AWD and put 4 snows on it. A lot better than trying to make the other cars go in the snow, but where I hardly drove mine you may be in it for months at a time :D . With a snow day car you could then get the RWD G or whatever car interests you.

    Dennis
  • leasingpa07leasingpa07 Member Posts: 4
    Hi everyone,
    Thank you for your posts. I have read and printed out forum posts (for a while) and tried to do everything on my own.

    And yes, I noticed that there are posts from others that are redundant and show a lack of effort on their part. I don't intend to be one of them.

    I am leasing for the first time and really want to educate myself on leasing. I'm an academic so the sharing of knowledge is vital to me. I'll read the most recent posts and try to rework the equations for my own understanding.

    I'll respond after I do more homework!

    Again, thank you sooo much. this information is invaluable.

    -Alex
  • delta737hdelta737h Member Posts: 626
    Alex,

    If you like, I will be delighted to send you several sample lease proposals as well as papers I've written on leasing including an Excel spreadsheet. It's always a pleasure to help a fellow academician. Send me an e-mail if you're interested.

    Good luck my friend.

    John
  • CarMan@EdmundsCarMan@Edmunds Member Posts: 38,514
    Hi cornhlio. The money factor that you were quoted for this car is right in line with Infiniti Financial Services' buy rate for it. This is a good thing. The MSRP of the car that you described is around $35,515 and it probably has a spread of around $2,500 between its MSRP and its dealer invoice price. That puts the selling price that you were quoted at right around invoice, which is a very good deal. If you like the car, I personally don't see any reason not to go for it. If you do end up leasing from this dealer, make sure to stop by the new Edmunds.com Dealer Ratings & Reviews section to tell everyone what you think of them.

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  • sharperimage21sharperimage21 Member Posts: 4
    Hi Sprinkler13,

    Besides the dealer, where can i obtain the residual and money factors? Seems like it's a moving target, and based on all of the information I've gathered from the forum, if I'm off with those numbers, it will severely impact my estimates.

    Thanks!
  • deviusdevius Member Posts: 14
    I know that there is no way to know until August, but I'd like to ask the leasing experts here, if they had to guess, do they think the numbers will be better in August than in July. Especially since the '08's are coming and they probably wanna move the '07's ASAP.
  • dwynnedwynne Member Posts: 4,018
    The dealer can't change the residuals, so you are fine there. Someone usually posts the buy rate MF's somewhere online each month. Also quite a few of the dealers will just tell you the numbers if you ask them. Those that mark up the money factor openly admit that they do, in my experience.

    Dennis
  • dwynnedwynne Member Posts: 4,018
    Most likely the residual will drop (as it does all model year long) which makes the lease payments go up, so they may drop the MF to keep the payments about the same. The selection on cars goes down but normally your ability to get a better price on the car goes up.

    Now last year, with the new design 07 sedan coming, they have some silly cheap leases on the left over 06 sedans in the fall. Not as much incentive to do that given the mild changes from 07 to 08 in sedans. In coupes, it may be a different story - the 08 G37 is about 3 week out now (IIRC) and once those are sitting on the lot they will run some kind of cheaper lease or other incentives to move out the G35 coupes I would think.

    Dennis
  • searchingforsearchingfor Member Posts: 11
    Today I signed the lease for g35 journey with premium, nav, tech and perf. tires package with 9 SD @461/month (including taxes) for 15k miles /yr for 39 months.

    My agreed upon value was $300 over invoice ($35637) and bank fee ($595) I paid as part of drive off $6836 (incl $5400 SD).

    This forum helped me a lot. Let me know how did I do???
  • wolewole Member Posts: 2
    Hi all
    Great forum, helped me much in negotiating my recent lease. I've been offered the basic maintenance package for $670. They claim this will save me a great deal down the road, but then again they say a lot...

    Is it worth it, or is this just a scheme to get more money? Any thoughts would greatly be appreciated.
  • shooter6shooter6 Member Posts: 6
    Anyone have the new residuals and money factors for the G35x?
  • sprinkler13sprinkler13 Member Posts: 455
    They usually aren't posted until at least the 5th of the month.
  • fuzzynipsfuzzynips Member Posts: 37
    I'm about to lease a vehicle (2007 G35X) but decided to wait until I have the August numbers. The dealership said I could no longer use July's lease figures and he expected to have August's rates on Friday. The wait is killing me!
  • sprinkler13sprinkler13 Member Posts: 455
    They could no longer use July's lease figures?? So what...they just won't lease any cars for a week?? That doesn't make much sense to me. But I'd definitely look for someone to post the buy rates before going back to your dealer.
  • fuzzynipsfuzzynips Member Posts: 37
    That's what I was wanting to know. Is there a hole at the beginning of every month between the last month's rates expiring and the current month's becoming available? I've looked all over the net on countless Infiniti forums and nobody has any information, even people who have been in contact with their local dealership(s) like I have been.
  • sprinkler13sprinkler13 Member Posts: 455
    As far as I knew...the "current" rates basically ran from like the 5th to the 5th of each month. I could certainly be wrong though.
  • dwynnedwynne Member Posts: 4,018
    It varies, normally they run through the Monday after the end of the month IF the month ends on Friday-Monday. They often extended them for holidays that fall on a Monday and even this past July to the 5th to cover the 4th.

    In this case, I would guess the July numbers are gone and they have not received the August numbers yet. So I suppose that means that they can't lease you car until they get the new numbers.

    Dennis
  • fuzzynipsfuzzynips Member Posts: 37
    I still have yet to receive the August lease rates from any of my local dealerships, does anyone have confirmed numbers yet?
  • ixjunitxiixjunitxi Member Posts: 7
    Ok im not sure but i don't think this is a good deal i am new to leasing but here is what i got quoted.
    The cars MSRP is 39500
    For the coupe i should be able to negotiate extensively.
    I am putting 3000 down
    the payments are 481/mo for 36 mos
    for an 07 G35 coupe with everything except navigation
    12,000 miles a year

    Can anyone give me a better idea of what a good deal would look like??
  • bswannbswann Member Posts: 6
    With the help of some of Delta's posts, I was able to put together this proposal. Let me know what you think. New to leasing but I spent several hours today reading and trying to understand the process. Also, what are people paying for insurance for a leased G35 coupe?

    Here's my proposal:
                                                                    Lease Proposal

                                    Pricing Information

    Base MSRP 2007Infinity G35 Coupe (3.50L 6cyl 5A)…………………….……………… 33,450.00

    Exterior: Liquid Platinum………………………………………………….………..........…. 0.00
    Interior: Stone leather/aluminum…………………………………………….……...…….. 0.00
    Sun Roof………………..................................…………………………….…… 1,000.00

    Destination Charge……………………………………………………………………… 715.00

    MSRP………………………………………………………………..……..…….…… 35,165.00

                                 Lease Payment Calculation

    Agreed Upon Value……………………………………………………………..……… 31,000.00

    Acquisition Fee………………………………………………………………………… 595.00

    Gross Capitalized Cost………………………………………………………………… 31,595.00
    Adjusted Capitalized Cost……………………………………………………………… 31,595.00

    Residual Factor………………………………………………..………………………… 0.67

    Residual Value (Res. Factor × MSRP)…………………..………..…………………… 23560.55

    IFS Money Factor…………………………………….………………………………… 0.00174

    Term (months)…………………………………………………………………………… 24

    Base Monthly Lease Payment…………………………………..…………………….…. 430.74
    CA State Sales Tax
    7.75%...........................................................................- ...... 33.38
    Monthly Lease Payment w/Tax…………………………………………………………. 464.12

                                     Initial Lease Charges

    Title, Registration, Plates (estimated)…………………………………………………….. 200.00
    1st. Payment……………………………………………………………………………... 464.12
    Amount due at lease signing………………………………………………….….……. 664.12

    GAP insurance protection is included in IFS lease.
    No Disposition Fee. Annual Mileage Allowance: Residual Value reflects an annual mileage allowance of 12,000 miles.
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