$900+/mo with $5500 due at signing for a $60K car? For 60 months
This is a very bad deal.
Did you sign it?
If you add up the payments and down payment, that's almost $60K right there. You could buy the car for that payment.
I did they did rushed me and I asked for the numbers on a financed instead, and they just said finance it’s gonna be more a month + you have to pay interest. Any advise on what I can do ? Also I believe where they screw me it’s in the rent charge , should a rent charge be that high ?
I did called back and asked why I’m going to end up paying 80k for a car that cost mrsp 50k and their reply was because that’s what to own a luxury car cost.
$900+/mo with $5500 due at signing for a $60K car? For 60 months
This is a very bad deal.
Did you sign it?
If you add up the payments and down payment, that's almost $60K right there. You could buy the car for that payment.
I did they did rushed me and I asked for the numbers on a financed instead, and they just said finance it’s gonna be more a month + you have to pay interest. Any advise on what I can do ? Also I believe where they screw me it’s in the rent charge , should a rent charge be that high ?
I did called back and asked why I’m going to end up paying 80k for a car that cost mrsp 50k and their reply was because that’s what to own a luxury car cost.
Ps* My credit score is 720
If you've signed the paperwork, you don't have any options. There is no "cooling off" period.
Sorry - think of this as an expensive lesson to learn for the next time you lease.
Could I please get the following for the 2022 IS 350 F-Sport RWD in SoCal for 36-months, 12k miles/year: - MF - Residual - Incentives (if any) - -Acq Fee
Could I please get the following for the 2022 IS 350 F-Sport RWD in SoCal for 36-months, 12k miles/year: - MF - Residual - Incentives (if any) - -Acq Fee
$900+/mo with $5500 due at signing for a $60K car? For 60 months
This is a very bad deal.
Did you sign it?
If you add up the payments and down payment, that's almost $60K right there. You could buy the car for that payment.
I did they did rushed me and I asked for the numbers on a financed instead, and they just said finance it’s gonna be more a month + you have to pay interest. Any advise on what I can do ? Also I believe where they screw me it’s in the rent charge , should a rent charge be that high ?
I did called back and asked why I’m going to end up paying 80k for a car that cost mrsp 50k and their reply was because that’s what to own a luxury car cost.
Ps* My credit score is 720
If you've signed the paperwork, you don't have any options. There is no "cooling off" period.
Sorry - think of this as an expensive lesson to learn for the next time you lease.
Hello,
I wanted to provide you with an update on my recent experience at the dealership. Despite visiting twice, the dealership only offered me the option to change my lease to finance at a high-interest rate of 9% for a duration of 5 years, which came up to $1300 per month. It's important to note that they were financing the lease amount of $61k, not the car itself.
I reluctantly accepted the finance option, but was then asked to provide a 5-star review on their platform for the "help" they provided me. However, I knew I had been misled and decided to leave a 1-star review on their platform and Google Maps, detailing my experience with the lease contract and my plan to take the matter to the Better Business Bureau.
To my surprise, the GM of the dealership reached out to me within a day of posting the review. He acknowledged that he didn't know what his workers were doing and asked me to return to the dealership. After reviewing my contract, I was offered a 5-year finance option with a lower interest rate of 7.9%. I only had to pay the taxes, and they subtracted my $5k downpayment from the MSRP of $50,240. The monthly payment came out to $1000 per month
I did my research and found out that the dealership did not make any profit from this contract I got in the end. The guy that sold the car to me did not show his face after I showed up for the last time. While I learned a valuable lesson from this experience, I am still upset about how they attempted to deceive me and potentially do the same to other customers.
$900+/mo with $5500 due at signing for a $60K car? For 60 months
This is a very bad deal.
Did you sign it?
If you add up the payments and down payment, that's almost $60K right there. You could buy the car for that payment.
I did they did rushed me and I asked for the numbers on a financed instead, and they just said finance it’s gonna be more a month + you have to pay interest. Any advise on what I can do ? Also I believe where they screw me it’s in the rent charge , should a rent charge be that high ?
I did called back and asked why I’m going to end up paying 80k for a car that cost mrsp 50k and their reply was because that’s what to own a luxury car cost.
Ps* My credit score is 720
If you've signed the paperwork, you don't have any options. There is no "cooling off" period.
Sorry - think of this as an expensive lesson to learn for the next time you lease.
Hello,
I wanted to provide you with an update on my recent experience at the dealership. Despite visiting twice, the dealership only offered me the option to change my lease to finance at a high-interest rate of 9% for a duration of 5 years, which came up to $1300 per month. It's important to note that they were financing the lease amount of $61k, not the car itself.
I reluctantly accepted the finance option, but was then asked to provide a 5-star review on their platform for the "help" they provided me. However, I knew I had been misled and decided to leave a 1-star review on their platform and Google Maps, detailing my experience with the lease contract and my plan to take the matter to the Better Business Bureau.
To my surprise, the GM of the dealership reached out to me within a day of posting the review. He acknowledged that he didn't know what his workers were doing and asked me to return to the dealership. After reviewing my contract, I was offered a 5-year finance option with a lower interest rate of 7.9%. I only had to pay the taxes, and they subtracted my $5k downpayment from the MSRP of $50,240. The monthly payment came out to $1000 per month
I did my research and found out that the dealership did not make any profit from this contract I got in the end. The guy that sold the car to me did not show his face after I showed up for the last time. While I learned a valuable lesson from this experience, I am still upset about how they attempted to deceive me and potentially do the same to other customers.
A car deal is always Caveat Emptor. Seems like you did well, in the end. Congrats on the new car!
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$900+/mo with $5500 due at signing for a $60K car? For 60 months
This is a very bad deal.
Did you sign it?
If you add up the payments and down payment, that's almost $60K right there. You could buy the car for that payment.
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I did
they did rushed me and I asked for the numbers on a financed instead, and they just said finance it’s gonna be more a month + you have to pay interest. Any advise on what I can do ? Also I believe where they screw me it’s in the rent charge , should a rent charge be that high ?
I did called back and asked why I’m going to end up paying 80k for a car that cost mrsp 50k and their reply was because that’s what to own a luxury car cost.
Ps* My credit score is 720
I did
they did rushed me and I asked for the numbers on a financed instead, and they just said finance it’s gonna be more a month + you have to pay interest. Any advise on what I can do ? Also I believe where they screw me it’s in the rent charge , should a rent charge be that high ?
I did called back and asked why I’m going to end up paying 80k for a car that cost mrsp 50k and their reply was because that’s what to own a luxury car cost.
Ps* My credit score is 720
If you've signed the paperwork, you don't have any options. There is no "cooling off" period.
Sorry - think of this as an expensive lesson to learn for the next time you lease.
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2022 IS350 F-Sport AWD. 36/10k, 07424. Thanks!
$500 lease cash
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- MF
- Residual
- Incentives (if any)
- -Acq Fee
Thank you in advance.
$500 lease cash
$795 acq. fee
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Residual and MF
24/10k and 36/10k
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64%/59% residual
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Sorry - think of this as an expensive lesson to learn for the next time you lease.
Hello,
I wanted to provide you with an update on my recent experience at the dealership. Despite visiting twice, the dealership only offered me the option to change my lease to finance at a high-interest rate of 9% for a duration of 5 years, which came up to $1300 per month. It's important to note that they were financing the lease amount of $61k, not the car itself.
I reluctantly accepted the finance option, but was then asked to provide a 5-star review on their platform for the "help" they provided me. However, I knew I had been misled and decided to leave a 1-star review on their platform and Google Maps, detailing my experience with the lease contract and my plan to take the matter to the Better Business Bureau.
To my surprise, the GM of the dealership reached out to me within a day of posting the review. He acknowledged that he didn't know what his workers were doing and asked me to return to the dealership. After reviewing my contract, I was offered a 5-year finance option with a lower interest rate of 7.9%. I only had to pay the taxes, and they subtracted my $5k downpayment from the MSRP of $50,240. The monthly payment came out to $1000 per month
I did my research and found out that the dealership did not make any profit from this contract I got in the end. The guy that sold the car to me did not show his face after I showed up for the last time. While I learned a valuable lesson from this experience, I am still upset about how they attempted to deceive me and potentially do the same to other customers.
Hello,
I wanted to provide you with an update on my recent experience at the dealership. Despite visiting twice, the dealership only offered me the option to change my lease to finance at a high-interest rate of 9% for a duration of 5 years, which came up to $1300 per month. It's important to note that they were financing the lease amount of $61k, not the car itself.
I reluctantly accepted the finance option, but was then asked to provide a 5-star review on their platform for the "help" they provided me. However, I knew I had been misled and decided to leave a 1-star review on their platform and Google Maps, detailing my experience with the lease contract and my plan to take the matter to the Better Business Bureau.
To my surprise, the GM of the dealership reached out to me within a day of posting the review. He acknowledged that he didn't know what his workers were doing and asked me to return to the dealership. After reviewing my contract, I was offered a 5-year finance option with a lower interest rate of 7.9%. I only had to pay the taxes, and they subtracted my $5k downpayment from the MSRP of $50,240. The monthly payment came out to $1000 per month
I did my research and found out that the dealership did not make any profit from this contract I got in the end. The guy that sold the car to me did not show his face after I showed up for the last time. While I learned a valuable lesson from this experience, I am still upset about how they attempted to deceive me and potentially do the same to other customers.
A car deal is always Caveat Emptor. Seems like you did well, in the end. Congrats on the new car!
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