2019 Ti Sport Lease ending -> should I get into a new Quad?

rshocka25

Hi all,

Sorry for a few completely unrelated questions here, but I'm a bit lost and wanted to start in forum with people that are more knowledgeable in the Alfa community.

I have a 2019 Ti Sport RWD that I've been leasing 24 months / 10k per year. It's due up in March 2021, and I currently only have about 7,500 miles on it. Couple quick questions, would you guys ever consider buying the car outright if I end up turning this in with say less than 9,000 miles on it? May be able to even turn around and sell it for small profit rather than giving it back to them with over half the miles still available.

Also, I've been eyeing the Giulia Quad's as a possible upgrade from where I'm at now. Any word on if there's anything notable about 2021 features? Looks to be roughly same car as previous years. I've also heard lease deals on the Quads are pretty terrible - can anyone confirm?

Lastly, looking for best value into the Quad while considering if I relaly want to be married to it (own it). Thus, I'm wondering of any recommendations on buying a lightly used Quad vs. going through dealership and possibly leasing a new 2021 (can't seem to find any 2020s floating around out there in dealerships in my area).

Thanks for any advice you guys have!

Michaell

rshocka25 said:

Hi all,

Sorry for a few completely unrelated questions here, but I'm a bit lost and wanted to start in forum with people that are more knowledgeable in the Alfa community.

I have a 2019 Ti Sport RWD that I've been leasing 24 months / 10k per year. It's due up in March 2021, and I currently only have about 7,500 miles on it. Couple quick questions, would you guys ever consider buying the car outright if I end up turning this in with say less than 9,000 miles on it? May be able to even turn around and sell it for small profit rather than giving it back to them with over half the miles still available.

Also, I've been eyeing the Giulia Quad's as a possible upgrade from where I'm at now. Any word on if there's anything notable about 2021 features? Looks to be roughly same car as previous years. I've also heard lease deals on the Quads are pretty terrible - can anyone confirm?

Lastly, looking for best value into the Quad while considering if I relaly want to be married to it (own it). Thus, I'm wondering of any recommendations on buying a lightly used Quad vs. going through dealership and possibly leasing a new 2021 (can't seem to find any 2020s floating around out there in dealerships in my area).

Thanks for any advice you guys have!

1. Use CarMax, Vroom and Carvana to get buy bids on your car, and compare that to the current lease balance; that will tell you if you have positive equity or not.
2. No info on 2021 QF
3. No advice