2020 Kia Stinger Lease Deals and Prices

kyfdx

Kbush_21 said:

2020 GT2 AWD 24/12 53593

.00207 MF and 53% residual
$10200 lease cash

Smithers2464

Please provide the Money Factor, Residual, and any incentives for a 2020 Kia Stinger GT-Line AWD 36/12k For zip code 50266

kyfdx

Smithers2464 said:

Please provide the Money Factor, Residual, and any incentives for a 2020 Kia Stinger GT-Line AWD 36/12k For zip code 50266

.00175 MF and 47% residual
$6600 lease cash

jacob_G

Looking for Money Factor, Residual, and incentives on a 2020 Kia Stinger GT AWD 36/12k and 24/12k for zip code 80302

Michaell

jacob_G said:

Looking for Money Factor, Residual, and incentives on a 2020 Kia Stinger GT AWD 36/12k and 24/12k for zip code 80302

24/12 - .00202 and 55%; $7700 lease cash
36/12 - .00176 and 50%; $6300 lease cash

BryMan23

Can I get the lease numbers for a GT1 and GT2 for zip code 33026 for 36/12 (Money Factor, Residual and Incentives)

kyfdx

BryMan23 said:

Can I get the lease numbers for a GT1 and GT2 for zip code 33026 for 36/12 (Money Factor, Residual and Incentives)

RWD or AWD?

BryMan23

kyfdx said:

BryMan23 said:

Can I get the lease numbers for a GT1 and GT2 for zip code 33026 for 36/12 (Money Factor, Residual and Incentives)

RWD or AWD?

RWD

Michaell

BryMan23 said:

kyfdx said:

BryMan23 said:

Can I get the lease numbers for a GT1 and GT2 for zip code 33026 for 36/12 (Money Factor, Residual and Incentives)

RWD or AWD?

RWD

GT1 RWD - .00179 and 51%; $6300 lease cash
GT2 RWD - .00176 and 49%; $7400 lease cash

jacob_G

Looking for Money Factor, Residual, and incentives on a 2020 Kia Stinger GT-line 2.0t AWD 36/12k and 24/12k for zip code 80302. Thanks in advance!

Michaell

jacob_G said:

Looking for Money Factor, Residual, and incentives on a 2020 Kia Stinger GT-line 2.0t AWD 36/12k and 24/12k for zip code 80302. Thanks in advance!

24/12 - .00202 and 52%; $7800 lease cash
36/12 - .00175 and 47%; $6600 lease cash

BryMan23

Hi, couple of questions since I am fairly new in regards to using these lease numbers.
(1) The MF you provide, can that decrease based on excellent credit or is the MF you provided assuming the top tier credit?
(2) The incentive dollar amount you provide, would those be taxed or untaxed incentives?
(3) Should I be able to locate those inventives on the dealer/manufacturer websites?

Thank you

Michaell

BryMan23 said:

Hi, couple of questions since I am fairly new in regards to using these lease numbers.
(1) The MF you provide, can that decrease based on excellent credit or is the MF you provided assuming the top tier credit?
(2) The incentive dollar amount you provide, would those be taxed or untaxed incentives?
(3) Should I be able to locate those inventives on the dealer/manufacturer websites?

Thank you

1. Best MF available
2. Taxed
3. Yes

chucho76

Does anyone know the numbers on Stinger 2020 GT-Line RWD 36/12 ZIP 33326? Thank you

kyfdx

chucho76 said:

Does anyone know the numbers on Stinger 2020 GT-Line RWD 36/12 ZIP 33326? Thank you

.00179 MF and 47% residual
$6300 lease cash

Crazytrain

Hi, could you please share the MF and residual in ZIP 85297 for 2020 GT1/GT2 RWD
24month/10k or 24month/12k
Thank you

kyfdx

Crazytrain said:

Hi, could you please share the MF and residual in ZIP 85297 for 2020 GT1/GT2 RWD
24month/10k or 24month/12k
Thank you

24/12

GT1: .00202 MF and 56% residual. $7800 lease cash
GT2: .00204 MF and 54% residual. $9300 lease cash

cachelot1

Could I get the numbers for GT-line/GT/GT1 AWD for 21045
36/12......thanks

BryMan23

Can I get the lease numbers for a GT RWD for zip code 33026 for 36/12 (Money Factor, Residual and Incentives)

Michaell

cachelot1 said:

Could I get the numbers for GT-line/GT/GT1 AWD for 21045
36/12......thanks

GT - .00176 and 50%; $6300 lease cash
GT-Line - .00175 and 47%; $6600
GT1 - .00179 and 50%; $7000

Michaell

BryMan23 said:

Can I get the lease numbers for a GT RWD for zip code 33026 for 36/12 (Money Factor, Residual and Incentives)

.00176 and 50%
$6000 lease cash

Stingercool

Can I get the lease numbers for a GT AWD for zip code 23116 for 36/10 (Money Factor, Residual and Incentives)

kyfdx

Stingercool said:

Can I get the lease numbers for a GT AWD for zip code 23116 for 36/10 (Money Factor, Residual and Incentives)

.00176 MF and 51% residual
$6300 lease cash

Stingercool

Thanks

What about GT1

Can I get the lease numbers for a GT1 AWD for zip code 23116 for 36/10 (Money Factor, Residual and Incentives)

djmuggzy

Hi, can you please provide residual, MF, and incentives for the GT-Line RWD & AWD, 36 mos, 15k, 07042. Thanks!

kyfdx

Stingercool said:

Thanks

What about GT1

Can I get the lease numbers for a GT1 AWD for zip code 23116 for 36/10 (Money Factor, Residual and Incentives)

.00179 MF and 51% residual
$7000 lease cash

kyfdx

djmuggzy said:

Hi, can you please provide residual, MF, and incentives for the GT-Line RWD & AWD, 36 mos, 15k, 07042. Thanks!

RWD: .00179 MF and 45% residual. $6300 lease cash
AWD: .00175 MF and 45% residual. $6600 lease cash

Jordan_Silveira

Hello there Edmunds Moderators!

I apologize ahead for the naivete I may display as I'm new here and my first time doing this.

Would you all be so kind as to provide me with the numbers associated with leasing or financing either a 2019 or 2020 Kia Stinger GT2 RWD or AWD. I believe the numbers I'd need are the Residual Value, Money Factor and of course any and all incentives associated. My zip code is 92507 but I am willing to travel if better deals are known or found locally to me. I also am simply seeking the best deal so in regards to lease term, I am willing to entertain all possible options but naturally, I'd like to see the one that offers the best deal. Any and all detail regarding these would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

kyfdx

Jordan_Silveira said:

Hello there Edmunds Moderators!

I apologize ahead for the naivete I may display as I'm new here and my first time doing this.

Would you all be so kind as to provide me with the numbers associated with leasing or financing either a 2019 or 2020 Kia Stinger GT2 RWD or AWD. I believe the numbers I'd need are the Residual Value, Money Factor and of course any and all incentives associated. My zip code is 92507 but I am willing to travel if better deals are known or found locally to me. I also am simply seeking the best deal so in regards to lease term, I am willing to entertain all possible options but naturally, I'd like to see the one that offers the best deal. Any and all detail regarding these would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

We can't tell you the best "deal", because we don't know the transaction prices.

If leasing, 36 months is generally the best term.

36/15
RWD: .00176 MF and 47% residual. $7400 lease cash
AWD: .00177 MF and 46% residual. $8200 lease cash

This car does not lease well, and purchase incentives aren't great either.

Mjs7779

Could I please get the RV, MF, and incentives for 24/10 and 36/10 leases of RWD GT, GT1, GT2 in 91362. Thanks

Michaell

Mjs7779 said:

Could I please get the RV, MF, and incentives for 24/10 and 36/10 leases of RWD GT, GT1, GT2 in 91362. Thanks

GT RWD
24/10 - .00199 and 56%; $7300 lease cash
36/10 - .00176 and 51%; $6000

GT1 RWD
.00202 and 57%; $7800
.00179 and 52%; $6300

GT2 RWD
.00204 and 55%; $9300
.00176 and 50%; $7400

durrthock

Hi there, can I get the lease number (MF/Residual/Incentive) Looking for 36/10k in 03857 on these trims : Stinger GTS AWD Stinger GT AWD Stinger GT2 AWD

Michaell

durrthock said:

Hi there, can I get the lease number (MF/Residual/Incentive) Looking for 36/10k in 03857 on these trims : Stinger GTS AWD Stinger GT AWD Stinger GT2 AWD

Are you seriously shopping or are you collecting numbers?

A good lease deal isn't all that good if you don't like the car you end up with.

Perhaps a few test drives are in order to find out what you really like.

Jordan_Silveira

kyfdx said:

Jordan_Silveira said:

Hello there Edmunds Moderators!

I apologize ahead for the naivete I may display as I'm new here and my first time doing this.

Would you all be so kind as to provide me with the numbers associated with leasing or financing either a 2019 or 2020 Kia Stinger GT2 RWD or AWD. I believe the numbers I'd need are the Residual Value, Money Factor and of course any and all incentives associated. My zip code is 92507 but I am willing to travel if better deals are known or found locally to me. I also am simply seeking the best deal so in regards to lease term, I am willing to entertain all possible options but naturally, I'd like to see the one that offers the best deal. Any and all detail regarding these would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

We can't tell you the best "deal", because we don't know the transaction prices.

If leasing, 36 months is generally the best term.

36/15
RWD: .00176 MF and 47% residual. $7400 lease cash
AWD: .00177 MF and 46% residual. $8200 lease cash

This car does not lease well, and purchase incentives aren't great either.

Thank you so much for the quick reply kyfdx,

I appreciate the prompt and detailed response. A couple more if you don't mind.

I was under the assumption a 24 month lease option may present better lease cash. I heard you loud and clear about 36 months. Just didn't know if maybe I thought wrong or?

Also, in your opinion, are the lease cash options more advantageous than the current financing incentives Kia is offering. My research has shown that Kia is offering $3,000 off on 2020 with extra $1,500 options if you can provide proof of Kia Loyalty or Competitive Bonus. Also a $400 military discount (I unfortunately don't have the credentials for this).

Thank you!

kyfdx

Jordan_Silveira said:

kyfdx said:

Jordan_Silveira said:

Hello there Edmunds Moderators!

I apologize ahead for the naivete I may display as I'm new here and my first time doing this.

Would you all be so kind as to provide me with the numbers associated with leasing or financing either a 2019 or 2020 Kia Stinger GT2 RWD or AWD. I believe the numbers I'd need are the Residual Value, Money Factor and of course any and all incentives associated. My zip code is 92507 but I am willing to travel if better deals are known or found locally to me. I also am simply seeking the best deal so in regards to lease term, I am willing to entertain all possible options but naturally, I'd like to see the one that offers the best deal. Any and all detail regarding these would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

We can't tell you the best "deal", because we don't know the transaction prices.

If leasing, 36 months is generally the best term.

36/15
RWD: .00176 MF and 47% residual. $7400 lease cash
AWD: .00177 MF and 46% residual. $8200 lease cash

This car does not lease well, and purchase incentives aren't great either.

Thank you so much for the quick reply kyfdx,

I appreciate the prompt and detailed response. A couple more if you don't mind.

I was under the assumption a 24 month lease option may present better lease cash. I heard you loud and clear about 36 months. Just didn't know if maybe I thought wrong or?

Also, in your opinion, are the lease cash options more advantageous than the current financing incentives Kia is offering. My research has shown that Kia is offering $3,000 off on 2020 with extra $1,500 options if you can provide proof of Kia Loyalty or Competitive Bonus. Also a $400 military discount (I unfortunately don't have the credentials for this).

Thank you!

Yes, 24 month leases have more lease cash, but not a lower payment. The residuals are very low for 24 months.

Jordan_Silveira

kyfdx said:

Jordan_Silveira said:

kyfdx said:

Jordan_Silveira said:

Hello there Edmunds Moderators!

I apologize ahead for the naivete I may display as I'm new here and my first time doing this.

Would you all be so kind as to provide me with the numbers associated with leasing or financing either a 2019 or 2020 Kia Stinger GT2 RWD or AWD. I believe the numbers I'd need are the Residual Value, Money Factor and of course any and all incentives associated. My zip code is 92507 but I am willing to travel if better deals are known or found locally to me. I also am simply seeking the best deal so in regards to lease term, I am willing to entertain all possible options but naturally, I'd like to see the one that offers the best deal. Any and all detail regarding these would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

We can't tell you the best "deal", because we don't know the transaction prices.

If leasing, 36 months is generally the best term.

36/15
RWD: .00176 MF and 47% residual. $7400 lease cash
AWD: .00177 MF and 46% residual. $8200 lease cash

This car does not lease well, and purchase incentives aren't great either.

Thank you so much for the quick reply kyfdx,

I appreciate the prompt and detailed response. A couple more if you don't mind.

I was under the assumption a 24 month lease option may present better lease cash. I heard you loud and clear about 36 months. Just didn't know if maybe I thought wrong or?

Also, in your opinion, are the lease cash options more advantageous than the current financing incentives Kia is offering. My research has shown that Kia is offering $3,000 off on 2020 with extra $1,500 options if you can provide proof of Kia Loyalty or Competitive Bonus. Also a $400 military discount (I unfortunately don't have the credentials for this).

Thank you!

Yes, 24 month leases have more lease cash, but not a lower payment. The residuals are very low for 24 months.

Got it. Well thank you for this. Would you be kind enough to give me the same figures as before but in consideration of a 24 month term. The reason I ask because I am intending on leasing this car to maximize the incentives in hopes of turning right around and buying it out by securing financing for it from my CU.

BryMan23

Hi,

Can someone please explain to me the difference between "lease cash" and "manufacturer incentives", or are they one in the same. I was able to locate a few manufacturers incentives located on the dealer sites but cannot find anything that is related to "lease cash". Should I be looking somewhere else for the numbers so I can present them to the dealer during the negotiation process. The reason I ask is because I was presented with the $6300 lease cash and don't know if that is a combination of manufacturer incentives and something else, I cannot seem to find anything that adds up to that for a lease.

Thank you for the assistance

Michaell

Jordan_Silveira said:

kyfdx said:

Jordan_Silveira said:

kyfdx said:

Jordan_Silveira said:

Hello there Edmunds Moderators!

I apologize ahead for the naivete I may display as I'm new here and my first time doing this.

Would you all be so kind as to provide me with the numbers associated with leasing or financing either a 2019 or 2020 Kia Stinger GT2 RWD or AWD. I believe the numbers I'd need are the Residual Value, Money Factor and of course any and all incentives associated. My zip code is 92507 but I am willing to travel if better deals are known or found locally to me. I also am simply seeking the best deal so in regards to lease term, I am willing to entertain all possible options but naturally, I'd like to see the one that offers the best deal. Any and all detail regarding these would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

We can't tell you the best "deal", because we don't know the transaction prices.

If leasing, 36 months is generally the best term.

36/15
RWD: .00176 MF and 47% residual. $7400 lease cash
AWD: .00177 MF and 46% residual. $8200 lease cash

This car does not lease well, and purchase incentives aren't great either.

Thank you so much for the quick reply kyfdx,

I appreciate the prompt and detailed response. A couple more if you don't mind.

I was under the assumption a 24 month lease option may present better lease cash. I heard you loud and clear about 36 months. Just didn't know if maybe I thought wrong or?

Also, in your opinion, are the lease cash options more advantageous than the current financing incentives Kia is offering. My research has shown that Kia is offering $3,000 off on 2020 with extra $1,500 options if you can provide proof of Kia Loyalty or Competitive Bonus. Also a $400 military discount (I unfortunately don't have the credentials for this).

Thank you!

Yes, 24 month leases have more lease cash, but not a lower payment. The residuals are very low for 24 months.

Got it. Well thank you for this. Would you be kind enough to give me the same figures as before but in consideration of a 24 month term. The reason I ask because I am intending on leasing this car to maximize the incentives in hopes of turning right around and buying it out by securing financing for it from my CU.

24 month term is better if you plan to buy out the lease.

24/15
RWD - .00204 and 52%; $9300 lease cash
AWD - .00207 and 51%; $10,200 lease cash

Michaell

BryMan23 said:

Hi,

Can someone please explain to me the difference between "lease cash" and "manufacturer incentives", or are they one in the same. I was able to locate a few manufacturers incentives located on the dealer sites but cannot find anything that is related to "lease cash". Should I be looking somewhere else for the numbers so I can present them to the dealer during the negotiation process. The reason I ask is because I was presented with the $6300 lease cash and don't know if that is a combination of manufacturer incentives and something else, I cannot seem to find anything that adds up to that for a lease.

Thank you for the assistance

For Kia, the two terms are interchangeable.

23pattonk

Michaell said:

BryMan23 said:

Hi,

Can someone please explain to me the difference between "lease cash" and "manufacturer incentives", or are they one in the same. I was able to locate a few manufacturers incentives located on the dealer sites but cannot find anything that is related to "lease cash". Should I be looking somewhere else for the numbers so I can present them to the dealer during the negotiation process. The reason I ask is because I was presented with the $6300 lease cash and don't know if that is a combination of manufacturer incentives and something else, I cannot seem to find anything that adds up to that for a lease.

Thank you for the assistance

For Kia, the two terms are interchangeable.

To piggyback off this question. It seems like the $6,300 is a Manufacturer to Dealer incentive which can be used in negotiations to reduce selling price. Is that correct? Also, from what I've read, this $6,300 can't be combined with any other customer incentives (like Loyalty or Competitive Bonus) correct?
Is there a specific Model/Term/Residual/Lease Cash combination that seems the best for the lease?

Michaell

BryMan23 said:

Hi,

Can someone please explain to me the difference between "lease cash" and "manufacturer incentives", or are they one in the same. I was able to locate a few manufacturers incentives located on the dealer sites but cannot find anything that is related to "lease cash". Should I be looking somewhere else for the numbers so I can present them to the dealer during the negotiation process. The reason I ask is because I was presented with the $6300 lease cash and don't know if that is a combination of manufacturer incentives and something else, I cannot seem to find anything that adds up to that for a lease.

Thank you for the assistance

For Kia, the two terms are interchangeable.

23pattonk said:

Michaell said:

BryMan23 said:

Hi,

Can someone please explain to me the difference between "lease cash" and "manufacturer incentives", or are they one in the same. I was able to locate a few manufacturers incentives located on the dealer sites but cannot find anything that is related to "lease cash". Should I be looking somewhere else for the numbers so I can present them to the dealer during the negotiation process. The reason I ask is because I was presented with the $6300 lease cash and don't know if that is a combination of manufacturer incentives and something else, I cannot seem to find anything that adds up to that for a lease.

Thank you for the assistance

For Kia, the two terms are interchangeable.

To piggyback off this question. It seems like the $6,300 is a Manufacturer to Dealer incentive which can be used in negotiations to reduce selling price. Is that correct? Also, from what I've read, this $6,300 can't be combined with any other customer incentives (like Loyalty or Competitive Bonus) correct?
Is there a specific Model/Term/Residual/Lease Cash combination that seems the best for the lease?

Loyalty or conquest will stack on the lease cash.

The higher the MSRP, the larger the lease cash amount, in general.

Jordan_Silveira

Michaell said:

BryMan23 said:

Hi,

Can someone please explain to me the difference between "lease cash" and "manufacturer incentives", or are they one in the same. I was able to locate a few manufacturers incentives located on the dealer sites but cannot find anything that is related to "lease cash". Should I be looking somewhere else for the numbers so I can present them to the dealer during the negotiation process. The reason I ask is because I was presented with the $6300 lease cash and don't know if that is a combination of manufacturer incentives and something else, I cannot seem to find anything that adds up to that for a lease.

Thank you for the assistance

For Kia, the two terms are interchangeable.

23pattonk said:

Michaell said:

BryMan23 said:

Hi,

Can someone please explain to me the difference between "lease cash" and "manufacturer incentives", or are they one in the same. I was able to locate a few manufacturers incentives located on the dealer sites but cannot find anything that is related to "lease cash". Should I be looking somewhere else for the numbers so I can present them to the dealer during the negotiation process. The reason I ask is because I was presented with the $6300 lease cash and don't know if that is a combination of manufacturer incentives and something else, I cannot seem to find anything that adds up to that for a lease.

Thank you for the assistance

For Kia, the two terms are interchangeable.

To piggyback off this question. It seems like the $6,300 is a Manufacturer to Dealer incentive which can be used in negotiations to reduce selling price. Is that correct? Also, from what I've read, this $6,300 can't be combined with any other customer incentives (like Loyalty or Competitive Bonus) correct?
Is there a specific Model/Term/Residual/Lease Cash combination that seems the best for the lease?

Loyalty or conquest will stack on the lease cash.

The higher the MSRP, the larger the lease cash amount, in general.

Is there any other incentives that stack on lease cash? Are all these incentives instant in when they take place? They come right off the price of the car before taking delivery I presume?

Michaell

Jordan_Silveira said:

Michaell said:

BryMan23 said:

Hi,

Can someone please explain to me the difference between "lease cash" and "manufacturer incentives", or are they one in the same. I was able to locate a few manufacturers incentives located on the dealer sites but cannot find anything that is related to "lease cash". Should I be looking somewhere else for the numbers so I can present them to the dealer during the negotiation process. The reason I ask is because I was presented with the $6300 lease cash and don't know if that is a combination of manufacturer incentives and something else, I cannot seem to find anything that adds up to that for a lease.

Thank you for the assistance

For Kia, the two terms are interchangeable.

23pattonk said:

Michaell said:

BryMan23 said:

Hi,

Can someone please explain to me the difference between "lease cash" and "manufacturer incentives", or are they one in the same. I was able to locate a few manufacturers incentives located on the dealer sites but cannot find anything that is related to "lease cash". Should I be looking somewhere else for the numbers so I can present them to the dealer during the negotiation process. The reason I ask is because I was presented with the $6300 lease cash and don't know if that is a combination of manufacturer incentives and something else, I cannot seem to find anything that adds up to that for a lease.

Thank you for the assistance

For Kia, the two terms are interchangeable.

To piggyback off this question. It seems like the $6,300 is a Manufacturer to Dealer incentive which can be used in negotiations to reduce selling price. Is that correct? Also, from what I've read, this $6,300 can't be combined with any other customer incentives (like Loyalty or Competitive Bonus) correct?
Is there a specific Model/Term/Residual/Lease Cash combination that seems the best for the lease?

Loyalty or conquest will stack on the lease cash.

The higher the MSRP, the larger the lease cash amount, in general.

Is there any other incentives that stack on lease cash? Are all these incentives instant in when they take place? They come right off the price of the car before taking delivery I presume?

The lease cash is the only incentive everyone qualifies for.

They are treated like a down payment in the contract.

Jordan_Silveira

Michaell said:

BryMan23 said:

Hi,

Can someone please explain to me the difference between "lease cash" and "manufacturer incentives", or are they one in the same. I was able to locate a few manufacturers incentives located on the dealer sites but cannot find anything that is related to "lease cash". Should I be looking somewhere else for the numbers so I can present them to the dealer during the negotiation process. The reason I ask is because I was presented with the $6300 lease cash and don't know if that is a combination of manufacturer incentives and something else, I cannot seem to find anything that adds up to that for a lease.

Thank you for the assistance

For Kia, the two terms are interchangeable.

23pattonk said:

Michaell said:

BryMan23 said:

Hi,

Can someone please explain to me the difference between "lease cash" and "manufacturer incentives", or are they one in the same. I was able to locate a few manufacturers incentives located on the dealer sites but cannot find anything that is related to "lease cash". Should I be looking somewhere else for the numbers so I can present them to the dealer during the negotiation process. The reason I ask is because I was presented with the $6300 lease cash and don't know if that is a combination of manufacturer incentives and something else, I cannot seem to find anything that adds up to that for a lease.

Thank you for the assistance

For Kia, the two terms are interchangeable.

To piggyback off this question. It seems like the $6,300 is a Manufacturer to Dealer incentive which can be used in negotiations to reduce selling price. Is that correct? Also, from what I've read, this $6,300 can't be combined with any other customer incentives (like Loyalty or Competitive Bonus) correct?
Is there a specific Model/Term/Residual/Lease Cash combination that seems the best for the lease?

Loyalty or conquest will stack on the lease cash.

The higher the MSRP, the larger the lease cash amount, in general.

Hello Michaell,

I was actually at a Kia dealer earlier today and they said they could not apply the Conquest incentive to the lease cash offer of 9,300. Could you perhaps point me in the right direction on how to show proof that they can indeed stack as you mentioned earlier?

Thank you!

Michaell

Jordan_Silveira said:

Michaell said:

BryMan23 said:

Hi,

Can someone please explain to me the difference between "lease cash" and "manufacturer incentives", or are they one in the same. I was able to locate a few manufacturers incentives located on the dealer sites but cannot find anything that is related to "lease cash". Should I be looking somewhere else for the numbers so I can present them to the dealer during the negotiation process. The reason I ask is because I was presented with the $6300 lease cash and don't know if that is a combination of manufacturer incentives and something else, I cannot seem to find anything that adds up to that for a lease.

Thank you for the assistance

For Kia, the two terms are interchangeable.

23pattonk said:

Michaell said:

BryMan23 said:

Hi,

Can someone please explain to me the difference between "lease cash" and "manufacturer incentives", or are they one in the same. I was able to locate a few manufacturers incentives located on the dealer sites but cannot find anything that is related to "lease cash". Should I be looking somewhere else for the numbers so I can present them to the dealer during the negotiation process. The reason I ask is because I was presented with the $6300 lease cash and don't know if that is a combination of manufacturer incentives and something else, I cannot seem to find anything that adds up to that for a lease.

Thank you for the assistance

For Kia, the two terms are interchangeable.

To piggyback off this question. It seems like the $6,300 is a Manufacturer to Dealer incentive which can be used in negotiations to reduce selling price. Is that correct? Also, from what I've read, this $6,300 can't be combined with any other customer incentives (like Loyalty or Competitive Bonus) correct?
Is there a specific Model/Term/Residual/Lease Cash combination that seems the best for the lease?

Loyalty or conquest will stack on the lease cash.

The higher the MSRP, the larger the lease cash amount, in general.

Hello Michaell,

I was actually at a Kia dealer earlier today and they said they could not apply the Conquest incentive to the lease cash offer of 9,300. Could you perhaps point me in the right direction on how to show proof that they can indeed stack as you mentioned earlier?

Thank you!

Hmmm. Odd.

Check with a second dealer and find out if they tell you the same thing.

Jordan_Silveira

Michaell said:

Jordan_Silveira said:

Michaell said:

BryMan23 said:

Hi,

Can someone please explain to me the difference between "lease cash" and "manufacturer incentives", or are they one in the same. I was able to locate a few manufacturers incentives located on the dealer sites but cannot find anything that is related to "lease cash". Should I be looking somewhere else for the numbers so I can present them to the dealer during the negotiation process. The reason I ask is because I was presented with the $6300 lease cash and don't know if that is a combination of manufacturer incentives and something else, I cannot seem to find anything that adds up to that for a lease.

Thank you for the assistance

For Kia, the two terms are interchangeable.

23pattonk said:

Michaell said:

BryMan23 said:

Hi,

Can someone please explain to me the difference between "lease cash" and "manufacturer incentives", or are they one in the same. I was able to locate a few manufacturers incentives located on the dealer sites but cannot find anything that is related to "lease cash". Should I be looking somewhere else for the numbers so I can present them to the dealer during the negotiation process. The reason I ask is because I was presented with the $6300 lease cash and don't know if that is a combination of manufacturer incentives and something else, I cannot seem to find anything that adds up to that for a lease.

Thank you for the assistance

For Kia, the two terms are interchangeable.

To piggyback off this question. It seems like the $6,300 is a Manufacturer to Dealer incentive which can be used in negotiations to reduce selling price. Is that correct? Also, from what I've read, this $6,300 can't be combined with any other customer incentives (like Loyalty or Competitive Bonus) correct?
Is there a specific Model/Term/Residual/Lease Cash combination that seems the best for the lease?

Loyalty or conquest will stack on the lease cash.

The higher the MSRP, the larger the lease cash amount, in general.

Hello Michaell,

I was actually at a Kia dealer earlier today and they said they could not apply the Conquest incentive to the lease cash offer of 9,300. Could you perhaps point me in the right direction on how to show proof that they can indeed stack as you mentioned earlier?

Thank you!

Hmmm. Odd.

Check with a second dealer and find out if they tell you the same thing.

Certainly. Will do and report back. However, what they referenced was that the terms state with the "purchase" of a new Kia Stinger and if you "lease" instead of "financing" that is what precludes you from being able to use it

kyfdx

Jordan_Silveira said:

Michaell said:

Jordan_Silveira said:

Michaell said:

BryMan23 said:

Hi,

Can someone please explain to me the difference between "lease cash" and "manufacturer incentives", or are they one in the same. I was able to locate a few manufacturers incentives located on the dealer sites but cannot find anything that is related to "lease cash". Should I be looking somewhere else for the numbers so I can present them to the dealer during the negotiation process. The reason I ask is because I was presented with the $6300 lease cash and don't know if that is a combination of manufacturer incentives and something else, I cannot seem to find anything that adds up to that for a lease.

Thank you for the assistance

For Kia, the two terms are interchangeable.

23pattonk said:

Michaell said:

BryMan23 said:

Hi,

Can someone please explain to me the difference between "lease cash" and "manufacturer incentives", or are they one in the same. I was able to locate a few manufacturers incentives located on the dealer sites but cannot find anything that is related to "lease cash". Should I be looking somewhere else for the numbers so I can present them to the dealer during the negotiation process. The reason I ask is because I was presented with the $6300 lease cash and don't know if that is a combination of manufacturer incentives and something else, I cannot seem to find anything that adds up to that for a lease.

Thank you for the assistance

For Kia, the two terms are interchangeable.

To piggyback off this question. It seems like the $6,300 is a Manufacturer to Dealer incentive which can be used in negotiations to reduce selling price. Is that correct? Also, from what I've read, this $6,300 can't be combined with any other customer incentives (like Loyalty or Competitive Bonus) correct?
Is there a specific Model/Term/Residual/Lease Cash combination that seems the best for the lease?

Loyalty or conquest will stack on the lease cash.

The higher the MSRP, the larger the lease cash amount, in general.

Hello Michaell,

I was actually at a Kia dealer earlier today and they said they could not apply the Conquest incentive to the lease cash offer of 9,300. Could you perhaps point me in the right direction on how to show proof that they can indeed stack as you mentioned earlier?

Thank you!

Hmmm. Odd.

Check with a second dealer and find out if they tell you the same thing.

Certainly. Will do and report back. However, what they referenced was that the terms state with the "purchase" of a new Kia Stinger and if you "lease" instead of "financing" that is what precludes you from being able to use it

That is correct.

Conquest on the Stinger is not compatible with the special lease program.

durrthock

Michaell said:

durrthock said:

Hi there, can I get the lease number (MF/Residual/Incentive) Looking for 36/10k in 03857 on these trims : Stinger GTS AWD Stinger GT AWD Stinger GT2 AWD

Are you seriously shopping or are you collecting numbers?

A good lease deal isn't all that good if you don't like the car you end up with.

Perhaps a few test drives are in order to find out what you really like.

A bit of both. I'm seriously shopping. I think my pick right now is an accord touring, but i'm trying to limit my exposure to people given the quarantine so I'm just figuring out what would be in the price range that I'm looking in out of the cars i'm interested it.

Michaell

durrthock said:

Michaell said:

durrthock said:

Hi there, can I get the lease number (MF/Residual/Incentive) Looking for 36/10k in 03857 on these trims : Stinger GTS AWD Stinger GT AWD Stinger GT2 AWD

Are you seriously shopping or are you collecting numbers?

A good lease deal isn't all that good if you don't like the car you end up with.

Perhaps a few test drives are in order to find out what you really like.

A bit of both. I'm seriously shopping. I think my pick right now is an accord touring, but i'm trying to limit my exposure to people given the quarantine so I'm just figuring out what would be in the price range that I'm looking in out of the cars i'm interested it.

I don't see a GTS trim level for 2020

GT AWD - .00176 and 51%; $6300 lease cash
GT2 AWD - .00177 and 49%; $8200 lease cash

Jordan_Silveira

kyfdx said:

Jordan_Silveira said:

Michaell said:

Jordan_Silveira said:

Michaell said:

BryMan23 said:

Hi,

Can someone please explain to me the difference between "lease cash" and "manufacturer incentives", or are they one in the same. I was able to locate a few manufacturers incentives located on the dealer sites but cannot find anything that is related to "lease cash". Should I be looking somewhere else for the numbers so I can present them to the dealer during the negotiation process. The reason I ask is because I was presented with the $6300 lease cash and don't know if that is a combination of manufacturer incentives and something else, I cannot seem to find anything that adds up to that for a lease.

Thank you for the assistance

For Kia, the two terms are interchangeable.

23pattonk said:

Michaell said:

BryMan23 said:

Hi,

Can someone please explain to me the difference between "lease cash" and "manufacturer incentives", or are they one in the same. I was able to locate a few manufacturers incentives located on the dealer sites but cannot find anything that is related to "lease cash". Should I be looking somewhere else for the numbers so I can present them to the dealer during the negotiation process. The reason I ask is because I was presented with the $6300 lease cash and don't know if that is a combination of manufacturer incentives and something else, I cannot seem to find anything that adds up to that for a lease.

Thank you for the assistance

For Kia, the two terms are interchangeable.

To piggyback off this question. It seems like the $6,300 is a Manufacturer to Dealer incentive which can be used in negotiations to reduce selling price. Is that correct? Also, from what I've read, this $6,300 can't be combined with any other customer incentives (like Loyalty or Competitive Bonus) correct?
Is there a specific Model/Term/Residual/Lease Cash combination that seems the best for the lease?

Loyalty or conquest will stack on the lease cash.

The higher the MSRP, the larger the lease cash amount, in general.

Hello Michaell,

I was actually at a Kia dealer earlier today and they said they could not apply the Conquest incentive to the lease cash offer of 9,300. Could you perhaps point me in the right direction on how to show proof that they can indeed stack as you mentioned earlier?

Thank you!

Hmmm. Odd.

Check with a second dealer and find out if they tell you the same thing.

Certainly. Will do and report back. However, what they referenced was that the terms state with the "purchase" of a new Kia Stinger and if you "lease" instead of "financing" that is what precludes you from being able to use it

That is correct.

Conquest on the Stinger is not compatible with the special lease program.

Damn bummer! That really sucks but the truth isn't always the fun you hope to hear.