Atlas se with tech r line... Is this a good lease term???

Bobvilla

Atlas 21.5 SE with tech r line 39/12k. 2750 down and 450 a month. Car is 45,700 msrp. Residual will be 55% and mf is at 0.00068. In nj

Thanks

Michaell

Bobvilla said:

Atlas 21.5 SE with tech r line 39/12k. 2750 down and 450 a month. Car is 45,700 msrp. Residual will be 55% and mf is at 0.00068. In nj

Thanks

Selling price?
Adjusted cap cost?
Itemization of the $2750?

Bobvilla

Michaell said:

Bobvilla said:

Atlas 21.5 SE with tech r line 39/12k. 2750 down and 450 a month. Car is 45,700 msrp. Residual will be 55% and mf is at 0.00068. In nj

Thanks

Selling price?
Adjusted cap cost?
Itemization of the $2750?

My selling price is just at 40,893

Not sure on my cap cost to be honest... I know there is dealer lease cash this month...

Itemization of the 2750 drive off would be 1,220 for state upfront tax, 450 for first month payment 699 for the bank acquisition, and the remaining 381 would go towards dealer and transport fees it seems like.

Dealership said this is the best they could do with the particular vehicle since it was a white rline with shetland.. they said it's a highly in demand vehicle and hard to find with these parameters

Bobvilla

Michaell

Bobvilla said:

seems reasonable, though I'd roll the taxes and fees into the payment. Take the higher payment, but cut down on your out of pocket costs.

Bobvilla

Ok so to roll down payment into the monthly would be just incase you have a loss on the vehicle you wouldn't be out of pocket any money? Any other pros?

So this isn't considered a good deal to you? Just ok? Should I seal the deal on this one? Or walk?

kyfdx

Bobvilla said:

Ok so to roll down payment into the monthly would be just incase you have a loss on the vehicle you wouldn't be out of pocket any money? Any other pros?

So this isn't considered a good deal to you? Just ok? Should I seal the deal on this one? Or walk?

You have to work with the lease program on the vehicle. There is $2250 in dealer lease cash on this vehicle, making the effective discount about $3000. That's pretty good on an Atlas, I think.

According to dealers, the vehicle you are interested in is always rare and in high demand.

Nothing wrong with this deal. If it's the one you want, push really hard for a lower price, and see if you get it.

Bobvilla

I'm getting just over 10% off msrp. Dealer won't budge any further, nor will my wife on color! I'm trying to push for atleast 12% but it seems like a rline model in the color I want is alot harder to find in my area. Have to do a locate from across state or try to claim from the port.. If I was going for a non rline it seems like 12-14% off msrp is easily obtained.

Michaell

Bobvilla said:

I'm getting just over 10% off msrp. Dealer won't budge any further, nor will my wife on color! I'm trying to push for atleast 12% but it seems like a rline model in the color I want is alot harder to find in my area. Have to do a locate from across state or try to claim from the port.. If I was going for a non rline it seems like 12-14% off msrp is easily obtained.

Being inflexible on color hurts your negotiating position.

(ask me how I know....)

Bobvilla

Michaell said:

Bobvilla said:

I'm getting just over 10% off msrp. Dealer won't budge any further, nor will my wife on color! I'm trying to push for atleast 12% but it seems like a rline model in the color I want is alot harder to find in my area. Have to do a locate from across state or try to claim from the port.. If I was going for a non rline it seems like 12-14% off msrp is easily obtained.

Being inflexible on color hurts your negotiating position.

(ask me how I know....)

Hahaha yea tell my wife that!!!!

Actually if we went with the blue we would of saved 5$ a month and another 250$ down... just cause the color is not in demand in my area... go figure...

Guess I will pull pull trigger on the price. it's a decent price I guess on the particular vehicle

Michaell

Bobvilla said:

Michaell said:

Bobvilla said:

I'm getting just over 10% off msrp. Dealer won't budge any further, nor will my wife on color! I'm trying to push for atleast 12% but it seems like a rline model in the color I want is alot harder to find in my area. Have to do a locate from across state or try to claim from the port.. If I was going for a non rline it seems like 12-14% off msrp is easily obtained.

Being inflexible on color hurts your negotiating position.

(ask me how I know....)

Hahaha yea tell my wife that!!!!

Actually if we went with the blue we would of saved 5$ a month and another 250$ down... just cause the color is not in demand in my area... go figure...

Guess I will pull pull trigger on the price. it's a decent price I guess on the particular vehicle

Happy wife, happy life ... if she's OK spending the extra money, who are you to complain?