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2015 Rogue Lease Question
First, I am a novice.
I have a 2015 Rogue SL lease with 18k a year. Lease originated in Aug 2015 and driving pattern changed so now (25 months in) only have 25k miles versus 36k+ under lease. Likely not going to get above 30k before the lease expires.
Given that NMAC priced this for 54k miles and I will be no where near that why wouldn’t my lease have equity value for a buyout now versus a dealer telling me that I have 2k of negative equity.
Thanks in advance.
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A few possible reasons:
1) You are only two years in.. Even though your payoff amount is dropping in a straight line, actual depreciation on a new car is steepest at the beginning.
2) Lease residual amounts do not always sync up with the real-world. Some makes use unrealistically high residuals as an incentive to lower the payment.
3) That's just one dealer, bargaining on a new car. Another dealer or an independent like Carmax might put a different value on it. (though, doubtful it would be enough to make up for $2K negative equity)
It's rare to have equity in a lease. Of course, if you are way under on mileage, you have a better chance, but that's no guarantee.
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