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2024 Toyota Prius Lease Deals, Incentives, Rebates, and Prices
Hello!
Could you share the MF, Residual, and Incentives for the Prius Prime SE, XSE, and XSE premium? Zip code is 06611. I'm looking at a lease time of 24 months, 10k miles.
Thanks!
Could you share the MF, Residual, and Incentives for the Prius Prime SE, XSE, and XSE premium? Zip code is 06611. I'm looking at a lease time of 24 months, 10k miles.
I’m confused. I’ve done the math on leasing vs financing the Prius prime.
The car is $46,785 out the door. Best finance rate is around 7%. I’ve done the math on the lease for 36 months, and it comes out to a little less money paid if I go with the lease. I can buy it for the residual value of 27,655 at the end.
What’s got me confused is the MONEY FACTOR. I did the calculation: Lease charge (payment of $491x 36 months + $10,000 I’m putting down) which is $27,676. Then divide that by the cost of the car ($46,785) after adding the residual value ($27,566). So $46,785 + $27,566 = $74,351. And now multiply it by the term (36 months) equaling 2,676,636. Then dividing that into the vehicle cost of $46,785.
That comes out to a MONEY FACTOR of .010! Then multiply that by 2400 gives an APR of 24.8%!
24% is insanely high but somehow it’s better than financing it at 7%. Am I just an idiot and did the math wrong somewhere?
I’m confused. I’ve done the math on leasing vs financing the Prius prime.
The car is $46,785 out the door. Best finance rate is around 7%. I’ve done the math on the lease for 36 months, and it comes out to a little less money paid if I go with the lease. I can buy it for the residual value of 27,655 at the end.
What’s got me confused is the MONEY FACTOR. I did the calculation: Lease charge (payment of $491x 36 months + $10,000 I’m putting down) which is $27,676. Then divide that by the cost of the car ($46,785) after adding the residual value ($27,566). So $46,785 + $27,566 = $74,351. And now multiply it by the term (36 months) equaling 2,676,636. Then dividing that into the vehicle cost of $46,785.
That comes out to a MONEY FACTOR of .010! Then multiply that by 2400 gives an APR of 24.8%!
24% is insanely high but somehow it’s better than financing it at 7%. Am I just an idiot and did the math wrong somewhere?
The money factor is .00335. Multiply that number by 2400 to get an approximate APR equivalent.
You seem to be taking some convoluted path to convert it to an interest rate which is sort of hard to follow. But, I feel confident you are doing it incorrectly.
@kyfdx said:
The money factor is .00335. Multiply that number by 2400 to get an approximate APR equivalent.
You seem to be taking some convoluted path to convert it to an interest rate which is sort of hard to follow.
But, I feel confident you are doing it incorrectly.
Can you help me understand why I’m getting a money factor of .010? I of course have to be doing it wrong. But I’m doing it how they say to do it online.
Monthly payment are $491. Times that by 36. Plus the 10k that I’m putting down, totals out to $27,676. I’m now supposed to add the total cost of the vehicle to the residual value. $46,785 + $27,566 and then multiply it by the term of 36 months. That number is 2,676,636.
Finally, divide the $27,676 by 2,676,636 which comes out to .01033984
The money factor is .00335. Multiply that number by 2400 to get an approximate APR equivalent.
You seem to be taking some convoluted path to convert it to an interest rate which is sort of hard to follow.
But, I feel confident you are doing it incorrectly.
Can you help me understand why I’m getting a money factor of .010? I of course have to be doing it wrong. But I’m doing it how they say to do it online.
Monthly payment are $491. Times that by 36. Plus the 10k that I’m putting down, totals out to $27,676. I’m now supposed to add the total cost of the vehicle to the residual value. $46,785 + $27,566 and then multiply it by the term of 36 months. That number is 2,676,636.
Finally, divide the $27,676 by 2,676,636 which comes out to .01033984
What’s goin on?
You're supposed to add the adjusted cap cost to the residual, not the sum of the payments.
Then, that sum is multiplied by the money factor to get the monthly rent cost.
I did not add the sum of the payments to the residual, I added the total cost of the vehicle. You can see in my calculation there. Are you saying ADJUSTED CAP COST is not the total cost of the vehicle?
I did not add the sum of the payments to the residual, I added the total cost of the vehicle. You can see in my calculation there. Are you saying ADJUSTED CAP COST is not the total cost of the vehicle?
No.
The adjusted cap cost is the selling price, plus any taxes or fees that you do not pay up front.
Your method of calculating the effective APR is completely wrong.
Adding the adjusted CAP to the residual is just a way of applying the money factor to an average of those two numbers. By adding them together, then trying to ascertain the effective APR just gives you an incorrect result.
It's very simple. (Adjusted CAP + residual) X MF = monthly finance charges Monthly finance charges X lease term = total finance charges
Once you have the total finance charges, then:
(Adjusted CAP + residual) divided by 2 = average amount financed
(Total finance charges / average amount financed) / 3 (if it's a 3 year lease) = approx APR conversion rate
The adjusted cap cost is the selling price, plus any taxes or fees that you do not pay up front.
Haha sorry that sounds like the same thing? What’s the difference between the selling price and the total cost of the car? That number I provided is the same thing.
The adjusted cap cost is the selling price, plus any taxes or fees that you do not pay up front.
Haha sorry that sounds like the same thing? What’s the difference between the selling price and the total cost of the car? That number I provided is the same thing.
Thanks! You mentioned 7250 lease cash, how are you getting that number? I do know of the 4,500 that is on Toyota’s site but was wondering where the other incentives are
Thanks! You mentioned 7250 lease cash, how are you getting that number? I do know of the 4,500 that is on Toyota’s site but was wondering where the other incentives are
Oops, that looks like it's only available when you use Ally Bank.
@Michaell said:
Oops, that looks like it's only available when you use Ally Bank.
I think the $4500 is correct for TFS.
Can you elaborate on the Ally bank mention? What's the scenario where someone could go through Ally and get 7250 rather than the 4500 incentive at the dealership?
Can I get the MF and Residual on the Prius prime xse premium in zipcode 05403 for 24/10, 24/12 and 36/10, 36/12?
When you are quoting out the money factor in this thread, is the MF for top tier credit and that it goes up for those with worse credit scores?
Oops, that looks like it's only available when you use Ally Bank.
I think the $4500 is correct for TFS.
Can you elaborate on the Ally bank mention? What's the scenario where someone could go through Ally and get 7250 rather than the 4500 incentive at the dealership?
Can I get the MF and Residual on the Prius prime xse premium in zipcode 05403 for 24/10, 24/12 and 36/10, 36/12?
When you are quoting out the money factor in this thread, is the MF for top tier credit and that it goes up for those with worse credit scores?
Thx! glad I found this forum.
1. You'd have to lease through Ally. We don't have their program numbers, and they may be worse than the TFS numbers we are quoting, to offset the bigger incentive. 2. Again, TFS numbers only - .00335 MF and 62% / 55% for 24/36 and 12k/year 3. Yes, top tier credit. MF will be higher depending on your credit score.
@Michaell said:
1. You'd have to lease through Ally. We don't have their program numbers, and they may be worse than the TFS numbers we are quoting, to offset the bigger incentive.
2. Again, TFS numbers only - .00335 MF and 62% / 55% for 24/36 and 12k/year
Thanks. How would one go about leasing through Ally? (And finding out more of the details?)
Though I'm curious about the numbers, what I'm most likely to do is lease the car to get the incentive and then buyout the car from the lease asap (within a week or two) . And if I go that route, I'm effectively only paying a partial months rent, or 1 month in the worst case, making the payment impact of the MF and Residual essentially irrelevant when compared to getting another $2750 right off the top.
The only other possible hitch I can think of is that when buying out a TFS lease direct through TFS, there are no prepayment/buyout/lease- end fees. Ally might have some. If they are either small or nonexistent seems like an easy way to pocket some.extra cash up front.
Also, can one get pre-approved to lease through Ally? Because if you can, even with a higher.mone6 factor, I'd think there would be negotiating leverage in showing the dealer the ally approval (which includes the $2750 larger.incemtive.up front.
1. You'd have to lease through Ally. We don't have their program numbers, and they may be worse than the TFS numbers we are quoting, to offset the bigger incentive.
2. Again, TFS numbers only - .00335 MF and 62% / 55% for 24/36 and 12k/year
Thanks. How would one go about leasing through Ally? (And finding out more of the details?)
Though I'm curious about the numbers, what I'm most likely to do is lease the car to get the incentive and then buyout the car from the lease asap (within a week or two) . And if I go that route, I'm effectively only paying a partial months rent, or 1 month in the worst case, making the payment impact of the MF and Residual essentially irrelevant when compared to getting another $2750 right off the top.
The only other possible hitch I can think of is that when buying out a TFS lease direct through TFS, there are no prepayment/buyout/lease- end fees. Ally might have some. If they are either small or nonexistent seems like an easy way to pocket some.extra cash up front.
Also, can one get pre-approved to lease through Ally? Because if you can, even with a higher.mone6 factor, I'd think there would be negotiating leverage in showing the dealer the ally approval (which includes the $2750 larger.incemtive.up front.
Quite curious!
Thanks!
You'd have to talk to the dealer about all those things. Be advised, the dealer can mark up the MF for extra profit.
And, as you've noted, the buyout process may be different (or, non-existent).
I had to pick a couple config options that likely impact things in some fashion (like reserve pct for the dealer) and who knows if I was smart about that. (Note just realized there is a link to the instructions for the tool at the bottom of that page) But it lets you pick a specific dealer and state.
So, I set it for the nearest Toyota dealer and picked.tje Prius prime xse premium. Id expect this dealer to get the same results as If it was 05403 as in my MF request post.
Hit enter, and up came the rate sheet.
That pic is showing 36/12k. Note they are citing a
$5500 ally incremental cap cost reduction, which I believe is the incentive amount were talking about. Not sure where that 7250 number came from, but this seems like the real deal.
Something tells me that ally didn't intend for that webpage to be outside a login wall lol. But I won't tell if you don't.
As to buyout fees, unclear. I saw some discussion around this exists on leasehacker, but I haven't waded through those search results yet to find out anything meaningful.
I had to pick a couple config options that likely impact things in some fashion (like reserve pct for the dealer) and who knows if I was smart about that. (Note just realized there is a link to the instructions for the tool at the bottom of that page) But it lets you pick a specific dealer and state.
So, I set it for the nearest Toyota dealer and picked.tje Prius prime xse premium. Id expect this dealer to get the same results as If it was 05403 as in my MF request post.
Hit enter, and up came the rate sheet.
That pic is showing 36/12k. Note they are citing a
$5500 ally incremental cap cost reduction, which I believe is the incentive amount were talking about. Not sure where that 7250 number came from, but this seems like the real deal.
Something tells me that ally didn't intend for that webpage to be outside a login wall lol. But I won't tell if you don't.
As to buyout fees, unclear. I saw some discussion around this exists on leasehacker, but I haven't waded through those search results yet to find out anything meaningful.
I'll report back here if I do.
Interesting.
Not surprised by the high APR (MF), but the high residuals certainly help.
Hello, Helping my dad work numbers on a Rav 4 and Prius. Over here looking for the MF, residual and incentives on a 2024 Prius AWD XLE for 04038. 36/10 month terms.
Hello, Helping my dad work numbers on a Rav 4 and Prius. Over here looking for the MF, residual and incentives on a 2024 Prius AWD XLE for 04038. 36/10 month terms.
Hello, Can you help me out with Toyota numbers for zip code 98005 for Prius Prime SE on the MF and Residual for 24 month 10K and 12K also 36 month 10K / 12K. Cheers
Hello, Can you help me out with Toyota numbers for zip code 98005 for Prius Prime SE on the MF and Residual for 24 month 10K and 12K also 36 month 10K / 12K. Cheers
@Michaell said:
If you have top tier credit, that is correct.
Or, they are using a different bank.
I just want to be sure I’m correct when I talk to them about the deal/numbers.
They are giving me payment amounts and not really showing the money factor. What’s the easiest way to figure out the money factor on a payment? Example this one is at 24 month 12k miles: $342.98 with $11k down.
They send me all sorts of numbers and options. I’d like to know how to reverse the math.
I just want to be sure I’m correct when I talk to them about the deal/numbers.
They are giving me payment amounts and not really showing the money factor. What’s the easiest way to figure out the money factor on a payment? Example this one is at 24 month 12k miles: $342.98 with $11k down.
They send me all sorts of numbers and options. I’d like to know how to reverse the math.
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$4500 incentive
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24 months /10k miles
24 months /15k miles
36 months /10k miles
36 months /15k miles
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$4500 incentive
Not offered
65%
61%
58% residual
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Hello!
Could you share the MF, Residual, and Incentives for the Prius Prime SE, XSE, and XSE premium? Zip code is 06611. I'm looking at a lease time of 24 months, 10k miles.
Thanks!
.00335 MF
72%, 70%, 67% residual
$4500 incentive
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Zip: 30312
Lease: 24 or 36 months, 10k miles
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Hi, what is the MF and RV for 2024 PP.
80127
12k
36 months
Which trim?
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Sorry, XSE.
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Hello! What is the MF, RV and any incentives for
2024 Prime XSE Premium
zip 91214
24 months /10k miles
24 months / 12k miles
24 months /15k miles
36 months /10k miles
36 months /12k miles
36 months /15k miles
67% and 60% RV for 24/36 and 15K/year
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I’m confused. I’ve done the math on leasing vs financing the Prius prime.
The car is $46,785 out the door. Best finance rate is around 7%. I’ve done the math on the lease for 36 months, and it comes out to a little less money paid if I go with the lease. I can buy it for the residual value of 27,655 at the end.
What’s got me confused is the MONEY FACTOR. I did the calculation: Lease charge (payment of $491x 36 months + $10,000 I’m putting down) which is $27,676. Then divide that by the cost of the car ($46,785) after adding the residual value ($27,566). So $46,785 + $27,566 = $74,351. And now multiply it by the term (36 months) equaling 2,676,636. Then dividing that into the vehicle cost of $46,785.
That comes out to a MONEY FACTOR of .010! Then multiply that by 2400 gives an APR of 24.8%!
24% is insanely high but somehow it’s better than financing it at 7%. Am I just an idiot and did the math wrong somewhere?
You seem to be taking some convoluted path to convert it to an interest rate which is sort of hard to follow.
But, I feel confident you are doing it incorrectly.
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Can you help me understand why I’m getting a money factor of .010? I of course have to be doing it wrong. But I’m doing it how they say to do it online.
Monthly payment are $491. Times that by 36. Plus the 10k that I’m putting down, totals out to $27,676. I’m now supposed to add the total cost of the vehicle to the residual value. $46,785 + $27,566 and then multiply it by the term of 36 months. That number is 2,676,636.
Finally, divide the $27,676 by 2,676,636 which comes out to .01033984
What’s goin on?
Can you help me understand why I’m getting a money factor of .010? I of course have to be doing it wrong. But I’m doing it how they say to do it online.
Monthly payment are $491. Times that by 36. Plus the 10k that I’m putting down, totals out to $27,676. I’m now supposed to add the total cost of the vehicle to the residual value. $46,785 + $27,566 and then multiply it by the term of 36 months. That number is 2,676,636.
Finally, divide the $27,676 by 2,676,636 which comes out to .01033984
What’s goin on?
You're supposed to add the adjusted cap cost to the residual, not the sum of the payments.
Then, that sum is multiplied by the money factor to get the monthly rent cost.
This link might help
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I did not add the sum of the payments to the residual, I added the total cost of the vehicle. You can see in my calculation there. Are you saying ADJUSTED CAP COST is not the total cost of the vehicle?
The adjusted cap cost is the selling price, plus any taxes or fees that you do not pay up front.
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Your method of calculating the effective APR is completely wrong.
Adding the adjusted CAP to the residual is just a way of applying the money factor to an average of those two numbers. By adding them together, then trying to ascertain the effective APR just gives you an incorrect result.
It's very simple.
(Adjusted CAP + residual) X MF = monthly finance charges
Monthly finance charges X lease term = total finance charges
Once you have the total finance charges, then:
(Adjusted CAP + residual) divided by 2 = average amount financed
(Total finance charges / average amount financed) / 3 (if it's a 3 year lease) = approx APR conversion rate
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Haha sorry that sounds like the same thing? What’s the difference between the selling price and the total cost of the car? That number I provided is the same thing.
Haha sorry that sounds like the same thing? What’s the difference between the selling price and the total cost of the car? That number I provided is the same thing.
It can, but not always.
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for 10k and 12k per year
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.00335 MF and 64% RV
$7250 lease cash
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Thanks! You mentioned 7250 lease cash, how are you getting that number? I do know of the 4,500 that is on Toyota’s site but was wondering where the other incentives are
Thanks! You mentioned 7250 lease cash, how are you getting that number? I do know of the 4,500 that is on Toyota’s site but was wondering where the other incentives are
Oops, that looks like it's only available when you use Ally Bank.
I think the $4500 is correct for TFS.
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Can you elaborate on the Ally bank mention? What's the scenario where someone could go through Ally and get 7250 rather than the 4500 incentive at the dealership?
Can I get the MF and Residual on the Prius prime xse premium in zipcode 05403 for 24/10, 24/12 and 36/10, 36/12?
When you are quoting out the money factor in this thread, is the MF for top tier credit and that it goes up for those with worse credit scores?
Thx! glad I found this forum.
Can you elaborate on the Ally bank mention? What's the scenario where someone could go through Ally and get 7250 rather than the 4500 incentive at the dealership?
Can I get the MF and Residual on the Prius prime xse premium in zipcode 05403 for 24/10, 24/12 and 36/10, 36/12?
When you are quoting out the money factor in this thread, is the MF for top tier credit and that it goes up for those with worse credit scores?
Thx! glad I found this forum.
1. You'd have to lease through Ally. We don't have their program numbers, and they may be worse than the TFS numbers we are quoting, to offset the bigger incentive.
2. Again, TFS numbers only - .00335 MF and 62% / 55% for 24/36 and 12k/year
3. Yes, top tier credit. MF will be higher depending on your credit score.
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Thanks. How would one go about leasing through Ally? (And finding out more of the details?)
Though I'm curious about the numbers, what I'm most likely to do is lease the car to get the incentive and then buyout the car from the lease asap (within a week or two) . And if I go that route, I'm effectively only paying a partial months rent, or 1 month in the worst case, making the payment impact of the MF and Residual essentially irrelevant when compared to getting another $2750 right off the top.
The only other possible hitch I can think of is that when buying out a TFS lease direct through TFS, there are no prepayment/buyout/lease- end fees. Ally might have some. If they are either small or nonexistent seems like an easy way to pocket some.extra cash up front.
Also, can one get pre-approved to lease through Ally? Because if you can, even with a higher.mone6 factor, I'd think there would be negotiating leverage in showing the dealer the ally approval (which includes the $2750 larger.incemtive.up front.
Quite curious!
Thanks!
Thanks. How would one go about leasing through Ally? (And finding out more of the details?)
Though I'm curious about the numbers, what I'm most likely to do is lease the car to get the incentive and then buyout the car from the lease asap (within a week or two) . And if I go that route, I'm effectively only paying a partial months rent, or 1 month in the worst case, making the payment impact of the MF and Residual essentially irrelevant when compared to getting another $2750 right off the top.
The only other possible hitch I can think of is that when buying out a TFS lease direct through TFS, there are no prepayment/buyout/lease- end fees. Ally might have some. If they are either small or nonexistent seems like an easy way to pocket some.extra cash up front.
Also, can one get pre-approved to lease through Ally? Because if you can, even with a higher.mone6 factor, I'd think there would be negotiating leverage in showing the dealer the ally approval (which includes the $2750 larger.incemtive.up front.
Quite curious!
Thanks!
You'd have to talk to the dealer about all those things. Be advised, the dealer can mark up the MF for extra profit.
And, as you've noted, the buyout process may be different (or, non-existent).
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Thx.
I did some.googling in the interim.amd.found allys lease program calculator intended for dealers to use (hehe). Look here: https://finance-quotes.allydealer.com/NetQuote/user/CreateQuote/NewQuote.aspx
I had to pick a couple config options that likely impact things in some fashion (like reserve pct for the dealer) and who knows if I was smart about that. (Note just realized there is a link to the instructions for the tool at the bottom of that page) But it lets you pick a specific dealer and state.
So, I set it for the nearest Toyota dealer and picked.tje Prius prime xse premium. Id expect this dealer to get the same results as If it was 05403 as in my MF request post.
Hit enter, and up came the rate sheet.
That pic is showing 36/12k. Note they are citing a
$5500 ally incremental cap cost reduction, which I believe is the incentive amount were talking about. Not sure where that 7250 number came from, but this seems like the real deal.
Something tells me that ally didn't intend for that webpage to be outside a login wall lol. But I won't tell if you don't.
As to buyout fees, unclear. I saw some discussion around this exists on leasehacker, but I haven't waded through those search results yet to find out anything meaningful.
I'll report back here if I do.
Thx.
I did some.googling in the interim.amd.found allys lease program calculator intended for dealers to use (hehe). Look here: https://finance-quotes.allydealer.com/NetQuote/user/CreateQuote/NewQuote.aspx
I had to pick a couple config options that likely impact things in some fashion (like reserve pct for the dealer) and who knows if I was smart about that. (Note just realized there is a link to the instructions for the tool at the bottom of that page) But it lets you pick a specific dealer and state.
So, I set it for the nearest Toyota dealer and picked.tje Prius prime xse premium. Id expect this dealer to get the same results as If it was 05403 as in my MF request post.
Hit enter, and up came the rate sheet.
That pic is showing 36/12k. Note they are citing a
$5500 ally incremental cap cost reduction, which I believe is the incentive amount were talking about. Not sure where that 7250 number came from, but this seems like the real deal.
Something tells me that ally didn't intend for that webpage to be outside a login wall lol. But I won't tell if you don't.
As to buyout fees, unclear. I saw some discussion around this exists on leasehacker, but I haven't waded through those search results yet to find out anything meaningful.
I'll report back here if I do.
Interesting.
Not surprised by the high APR (MF), but the high residuals certainly help.
Keep us posted.
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THanks!
No lease incentives
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What is the Money factor on a 2024 Prius prime xse premium. 24 month 12k miles and 10k miles.
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I’m in Arizona but leasing it from Washington or Oregon
I’m in Arizona but leasing it from Washington or Oregon
24/12
.00335 MF and 69% residual
$4500 incentive
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74%/67% residual for 24/36 mo, 12K/yr
$4500 incentive
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Ok thank you. So if the dealership is charging me higher than .00335, I can assume they’re are only trying to make more money?
Ok thank you. So if the dealership is charging me higher than .00335, I can assume they’re are only trying to make more money?
If you have top tier credit, that is correct.
Or, they are using a different bank.
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2015 Subaru Outback 3.6R / 2024 Kia Sportage Hybrid SX Prestige
I just want to be sure I’m correct when I talk to them about the deal/numbers.
They are giving me payment amounts and not really showing the money factor. What’s the easiest way to figure out the money factor on a payment? Example this one is at 24 month 12k miles: $342.98 with $11k down.
They send me all sorts of numbers and options. I’d like to know how to reverse the math.
I just want to be sure I’m correct when I talk to them about the deal/numbers.
They are giving me payment amounts and not really showing the money factor. What’s the easiest way to figure out the money factor on a payment? Example this one is at 24 month 12k miles: $342.98 with $11k down.
They send me all sorts of numbers and options. I’d like to know how to reverse the math.
This link should help
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2015 Subaru Outback 3.6R / 2024 Kia Sportage Hybrid SX Prestige