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Could you tell me what is the money factor for 2011 Legacy 2.5i Premium, 12k/year for both 24months and 36 months please.
Thanks
268 with or without tax?
36 months?
either way, I honestly don't think you got a great deal, sorry. People have been getting $250 range with 0 down
36 months and 10,000 miles/yr (or 12,000 miles/yr) with credit score of 720+
I am looking for a similar lease to what was posted, a zero due at signing and around $250/mo.
Thanks!!
2011 Legacy
base automatic
$264 per month
36 months
12K miles
$450 at inception (includes all tax title etc) and includes 1st month downpayment (so 35 more payments)
According to my calculations, if you were to lease a 2011 Subaru Legacy 2.5i Limited with sunroof that has an MSRP of $27,160 and a selling price of $25,900 through Chase right now for 36 months with 15,000 miles per year, your zero down, pre-tax monthly payment would be around $344.
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Chase's September buy rate lease money factor and residual value for a 36 month lease of a 2011 Legacy 2.5i Premium with 12,000 miles per year are .00180 and 64%, respectively.
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Chase's September buy rate lease money factor and residual value for a 36 month lease of a 2011 Legacy 2.5i Premium with 12,000 miles per year are .00180 and 66%, respectively.
The numbers for an otherwise identical lease of a '11 Legacy 2.5i Limited are .00165 and 61%.
If you were to lease with only 10,000 miles per year, these cars' residual values would be 1% higher.
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so what do you think of the deal I got.
Subaru legacy 2011 graphite gray base automatic no additions.
36 month lease through chase. excellent credit (750)
$450 at inception.
12 K miles.
$264 for remaining 35 months (post tax) approx $244 pre tax (our tax rate in Cuyahogo county Ohio is 7.75%)
Im figuring a money factor of .002 approx and residual value of 63% but my numbers could be off.
Thanks.
At first glance, your payment certainly looks attractive, that's a heck of a car for only $244 per month. It would be much easier for me to provide you with a detailed analysis of this deal if you provided us with this car's MSRP and selling price. The selling prices of leased vehicles are negotiable, just as if you were paying cash for or financing them. Without these numbers, it is much more difficult to tell how large a dealer discount you were given. Let us know what they are and I'm sure that either myself or another knowledgeable community member will tell you what they think.
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Can you please calculate the lease in this 2 options? Are the selling prices good?
What are the number for factor and residual for this month? Thanks in advance.
2011 Legacy Premium + AWP/HK/Media Hub/Homelink/Splash Guards
MSRP 25,284
Selling Price 23,014
10K/year - 36 months
No money down - Credit score around 750
7.72% Tax
2011 Legacy Limited + Popular2B and Popular 3B
MSRP 27,367
Selling Price 25,048
10K/year - 36 months
No money down - Credit score around 750
7.72% Tax
Another thing is that if they would not provide any of the "typical" info, something is not right.
Sale price of vehicle, Money Factor and residual value figures are not optional information.
Any reputable dealer should be able to give you that info.
2011 Legacy Limited (moonroof, and some other small options)
msrp 27742
selling price 26200
12k miles
Great credit (790)
Residual 16367
9.5 tax.
Thanks!
In September I leased a 2011 Legacy 3.6R Limited (with some add-ons but no NAV) for $390 a month, 42 month, 10K a year. That was with 0 down (sign and drive). The MSRP was $30,000.
You may want to try other dealers in your area.
I was quoted an offer of $23,300 MSRP Sale Price (company discount) for a 36 months, 12k miles, 0 money down, $296 lease payment. It was with the All Weather Package. Trying to find out if the deal is good and where I can negotiate.
Thanks for any feedback. I know i can negotiate on the sale price from their quoted MSRP discount, but want to to know the other numbers to look for. Thanks again.
None the less I called Chase and was pleasantly surprised that they quickly moved off the residual and in fact agreed to reduce the purchase price by 3K. They then offered 4% financing as well and no bother with a credit check either.
What seemed like no deal has turned into a great deal and I am now the happy owner of my 09 Legacy. The moral of the story is it's always worth an effort to negotiate.
Keep up the good work.
I tried to do this with my 4 '09 legacys that I leased through Chase, but they wouldn't budge on the buyout price, so I just turned them in. I actually have a bad experience with chase on 2 of the legacys because they said I did all of this damage and wanted to charge me >$2k ontop of the $1k wear and tear. I ended up having to write subaru and chase a letter, and they eventually dropped all the charges. Chase really gave me the run around and threatened to ruin my credit if I didn't pay. Anyways, I turned in all 4 since they didn't want to negotiate the buyout. They even admitted once on the phone they got crushed on the residual values, as if that is my problem. I think I remember it was upwards of 80%, someone must have not calculated these right when they did the offer. Whoopsidaises. This was the best deal of the decade IMHO.
So I am a glutton for punishment and I am looking to lease another legacy through Chase. Still trying to decide between the 3.6R limited and the 2.5GT limited. I am not crazy about cheap feeling WRX, so I think the 2.5GT is the best equivalent.
Sorry to hear you weren't able to deal on your 09's. I wonder if the time you turned them in was a factor. I made my deal in late September. Maybe by then they were
tired of taking a bath on residuals.
A friend just bought a 11' 3.6R and he loves it. Says it's very fast and has great features.
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I still do not have the selling price of the vehicle though. Anyone figure that out here??
Carman, as always.....thanks!
im looking to have payments under $400 a month with no money down, i do have excellent credit and will have a cosigner with excellent credit
if all works out i will take delivery on Friday $382 a month (36 months) all taxes and other bs rolled in:
2011 Subaru Legacy 3.6R Limited w/ Fog Lights, Splash Guards, Wheel Locks, All Weather Floor Mats, Remote Start, Shock Sensor
2,250 trade in - 500 down -
358 per month?
additionally - i had a deal for a legacy 2.5i limited with nav but the dealership was saying that it would take 4-8 weeks for it to come in - am i getting taken on that idea?
thanks in advance
That's a very good question about whether these options can be residualized. Are these OEM options? If so, then they probably can be.
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i ended up getting the 3.6r ltd with navigation for $338 per month on 12k lease
msrp - 32k
invoice - 29,768
negotiated price - 29600
42 months
.00205 money factor
56% residual
2250 trade in
500 cash
i live in nj if that changes anything
thanks!
I have a request -- could you update (January) the MF and residual % (12k, 15k) for a 2011 Legacy 3.6R base, premium and limited?
Much thanks!
Subaru's January buy rate lease money factor and residual value for a 36 month lease of a 2011 Legacy 3.6R with 15,000 miles per year are .00130 and 61%, respectively.
The numbers for the Premium model are exactly the same.
The numbers for the Limited model are .00135 and 59%.
I believe that the residual value for a lease of this car with only 12,000 miles per year are 2% higher.
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36 months, 10,000 miles/yr
$378/mo
$835.00 due at signing
tax included in monthly payment (8.125%)
thanks
Can you tell me what the MF and Res Value for 12,000 miles on a 2011 2.5 Limited?
Thanks.
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Thanks in advance, this forum has been very informative.
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$384 per month on my car
$341 per month on the 2.5
MSRP = 22,238
Invoice = 21,263
Sale Price = 21,363
Residual = 13,754
Lease will be 209/mos. for 36 months.
Out of pocket is $3,031.14, which breaks down as follows:
$999 Down
$895 Acquisition Fee
$209 First Payment
$97.50 Fees
$830.64 Tax (NY)
Is this a good deal for a 2011 2.5i w/ CVT?
Thanks!
-- Ian
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Can you please provide April details for a Subaru 2011 Legacy 2.5i Limited CVT and history for Feb? From a different type of Tsunami victim, ordered in Feb and car didn't come in until last Friday!
Thanks,
Jim
Thanks again,
JimVT