2017 Jaguar F-Type Lease Deals and Prices

airpower · December 2016

Sorry- Manual transmission. Thanks for your help!!

kyfdx · December 2016

airpower said:
Sorry- Manual transmission. Thanks for your help!!

70%/71%/69% residual.
(no typos.. those are correct)

machild1 · December 2016

Those residuals are amazing. Does Jaguar allow MSD's to get that MF down? If so, how many do they allow? Thanks in advance.

Michaell · December 2016

machild1 said:
Those residuals are amazing. Does Jaguar allow MSD's to get that MF down? If so, how many do they allow? Thanks in advance.

No information on MSD from jaguar.

kyfdx · December 2016

machild1 said:
Those residuals are amazing. Does Jaguar allow MSD's to get that MF down? If so, how many do they allow? Thanks in advance.

Seems doubtful. Jaguar Finance is Chase, and they likely don't have an MSD program.

floridagator1 · January 2017

@Michaell @kyfdx 2017 F-Type SVR lease.. 33/36/39 months- all 15k miles/yr..RESIDUAL AND MF please.. any incentive info would be appreciated.. thank you

kyfdx · January 2017

floridagator1 said:
@Michaell @kyfdx 2017 F-Type SVR lease.. 33/36/39 months- all 15k miles/yr..RESIDUAL AND MF please.. any incentive info would be appreciated.. thank you

Assuming coupe?

.00064 MF and 48% residual
.00076 MF and 47% residual
.00088 MF and 47% residual

agentbb007 · January 2017

Hi, looking for rates for a 2017 F-Type S AWD 36 months 10k miles year. Also does Jaguar offer a MSD program?

kyfdx · January 2017

agentbb007 said:
Hi, looking for rates for a 2017 F-Type S AWD 36 months 10k miles year. Also does Jaguar offer a MSD program?

Coupe or convertible?

No MSDs

agentbb007 · January 2017

kyfdx said:

agentbb007 said:
Hi, looking for rates for a 2017 F-Type S AWD 36 months 10k miles year. Also does Jaguar offer a MSD program?
Coupe or convertible?

No MSDs

Thanks for the quick reply kyfdx, Coupe 2017 F-Type S AWD 36 months 10k miles.

kyfdx · January 2017

agentbb007 said:

kyfdx said:

agentbb007 said:
Hi, looking for rates for a 2017 F-Type S AWD 36 months 10k miles year. Also does Jaguar offer a MSD program?
Coupe or convertible?

No MSDs
Thanks for the quick reply kyfdx, Coupe 2017 F-Type S AWD 36 months 10k miles.

.00043 MF and 55% residual

39/10: .00057 MF and 55% residual

beemerb0y · January 2017

Can we have mf and residual for 2017 base coupe auto, 36/10. Thanks!

Michaell · January 2017

beemerb0y said:
Can we have mf and residual for 2017 base coupe auto, 36/10. Thanks!

69% and .00244

beemerb0y · January 2017

Michaell said:

beemerb0y said:
Can we have mf and residual for 2017 base coupe auto, 36/10. Thanks!
69% and .00244

Dealer is quoting me 70% res and .00120 mf.. this is better right?

Michaell · January 2017

beemerb0y said:

Michaell said:

beemerb0y said:
Can we have mf and residual for 2017 base coupe auto, 36/10. Thanks!
69% and .00244
Dealer is quoting me 70% res and .00120 mf.. this is better right?

Yes, but confirm this is through jaguar credit.

eaglesguy20 · January 2017

Is there any lease support for remaining 2016 F-TYPE's? Looking at 2016 S AWD Automatic for 10K miles (most favorable lease term)? Also, what would the terms be for RWD, instead, same specs.

eaglesguy20 · January 2017

Sorry, Coupe variant in both instances

kyfdx · January 2017

eaglesguy20 said:
Is there any lease support for remaining 2016 F-TYPE's? Looking at 2016 S AWD Automatic for 10K miles (most favorable lease term)? Also, what would the terms be for RWD, instead, same specs.

eaglesguy20 said:
Sorry, Coupe variant in both instances

.00279 MF
53%/50% residual for 39/10, for RWD/AWD

Looks like $11000-$14000 of "final support" on those models.
I assume that dealer money is compatible with this lease program.

beemerb0y · January 2017

Michaell said:

beemerb0y said:

Michaell said:

beemerb0y said:
Can we have mf and residual for 2017 base coupe auto, 36/10. Thanks!
69% and .00244
Dealer is quoting me 70% res and .00120 mf.. this is better right?
Yes, but confirm this is through jaguar credit.

Its through US Bank. What are the pros/cons ?

Jag has $2000 credit, and Im being told the US Bank deal is better than going through Jag+additional $2k off

Michaell · January 2017

beemerb0y said:

Michaell said:

beemerb0y said:

Michaell said:

beemerb0y said:
Can we have mf and residual for 2017 base coupe auto, 36/10. Thanks!
69% and .00244
Dealer is quoting me 70% res and .00120 mf.. this is better right?
Yes, but confirm this is through jaguar credit.
Its through US Bank. What are the pros/cons ?

Jag has $2000 credit, and Im being told the US Bank deal is better than going through Jag+additional $2k off

We don't have the US Bank numbers, so can't tell you if the MF is marked up, or if they are better or worse than the Jaguar Credit numbers.

3rd party banks don't have as much interest in retaining you as a customer, so the end of lease charges could be higher.

beemerb0y · January 2017

Michaell said:

beemerb0y said:

Michaell said:

beemerb0y said:

Michaell said:

beemerb0y said:
Can we have mf and residual for 2017 base coupe auto, 36/10. Thanks!
69% and .00244
Dealer is quoting me 70% res and .00120 mf.. this is better right?
Yes, but confirm this is through jaguar credit.
Its through US Bank. What are the pros/cons ?

Jag has $2000 credit, and Im being told the US Bank deal is better than going through Jag+additional $2k off
We don't have the US Bank numbers, so can't tell you if the MF is marked up, or if they are better or worse than the Jaguar Credit numbers.

3rd party banks don't have as much interest in retaining you as a customer, so the end of lease charges could be higher.

Jag is 69% and .00244
US Bank is 70% and .0012

Michaell · January 2017

beemerb0y said:

Michaell said:

beemerb0y said:

Michaell said:

beemerb0y said:

Michaell said:

beemerb0y said:
Can we have mf and residual for 2017 base coupe auto, 36/10. Thanks!
69% and .00244
Dealer is quoting me 70% res and .00120 mf.. this is better right?
Yes, but confirm this is through jaguar credit.
Its through US Bank. What are the pros/cons ?

Jag has $2000 credit, and Im being told the US Bank deal is better than going through Jag+additional $2k off
We don't have the US Bank numbers, so can't tell you if the MF is marked up, or if they are better or worse than the Jaguar Credit numbers.

3rd party banks don't have as much interest in retaining you as a customer, so the end of lease charges could be higher.
Jag is 69% and .00244
US Bank is 70% and .0012

US Bank numbers certainly look better.

paxton407 · January 2017

Michaell said:

beemerb0y said:

Michaell said:

beemerb0y said:

Michaell said:

beemerb0y said:

Michaell said:

beemerb0y said:
Can we have mf and residual for 2017 base coupe auto, 36/10. Thanks!
69% and .00244
Dealer is quoting me 70% res and .00120 mf.. this is better right?
Yes, but confirm this is through jaguar credit.
Its through US Bank. What are the pros/cons ?

Jag has $2000 credit, and Im being told the US Bank deal is better than going through Jag+additional $2k off
We don't have the US Bank numbers, so can't tell you if the MF is marked up, or if they are better or worse than the Jaguar Credit numbers.

3rd party banks don't have as much interest in retaining you as a customer, so the end of lease charges could be higher.
Jag is 69% and .00244
US Bank is 70% and .0012
US Bank numbers certainly look better.

Am I reading this correctly? Are these Jaguar Financial and US Bank MF/Residuals listed here for 36mo / 10k miles? These residuals seem really high. If these are accurate it seems like a really good deal, especially when combined with the discounts seen online.

Michaell · January 2017

paxton407 said:

Michaell said:

beemerb0y said:

Michaell said:

beemerb0y said:

Michaell said:

beemerb0y said:

Michaell said:

beemerb0y said:
Can we have mf and residual for 2017 base coupe auto, 36/10. Thanks!
69% and .00244
Dealer is quoting me 70% res and .00120 mf.. this is better right?
Yes, but confirm this is through jaguar credit.
Its through US Bank. What are the pros/cons ?

Jag has $2000 credit, and Im being told the US Bank deal is better than going through Jag+additional $2k off
We don't have the US Bank numbers, so can't tell you if the MF is marked up, or if they are better or worse than the Jaguar Credit numbers.

3rd party banks don't have as much interest in retaining you as a customer, so the end of lease charges could be higher.
Jag is 69% and .00244
US Bank is 70% and .0012
US Bank numbers certainly look better.

Am I reading this correctly? Are these Jaguar Financial and US Bank MF/Residuals listed here for 36mo / 10k miles? These residuals seem really high. If these are accurate it seems like a really good deal, especially when combined with the discounts seen online.

I can confirm the Jaguar Finance numbers; cannot confirm those from US Bank.

paxton407 · January 2017

Michaell said:

paxton407 said:

Michaell said:

beemerb0y said:

Michaell said:

beemerb0y said:

Michaell said:

beemerb0y said:

Michaell said:

beemerb0y said:
Can we have mf and residual for 2017 base coupe auto, 36/10. Thanks!
69% and .00244
Dealer is quoting me 70% res and .00120 mf.. this is better right?
Yes, but confirm this is through jaguar credit.
Its through US Bank. What are the pros/cons ?

Jag has $2000 credit, and Im being told the US Bank deal is better than going through Jag+additional $2k off
We don't have the US Bank numbers, so can't tell you if the MF is marked up, or if they are better or worse than the Jaguar Credit numbers.

3rd party banks don't have as much interest in retaining you as a customer, so the end of lease charges could be higher.
Jag is 69% and .00244
US Bank is 70% and .0012
US Bank numbers certainly look better.

Am I reading this correctly? Are these Jaguar Financial and US Bank MF/Residuals listed here for 36mo / 10k miles? These residuals seem really high. If these are accurate it seems like a really good deal, especially when combined with the discounts seen online.
I can confirm the Jaguar Finance numbers; cannot confirm those from US Bank.

Are the MF/Residuals any different for the F-Type Coupe Base and F-Type Coupe Premium?

Michaell · January 2017

paxton407 said:

Michaell said:

paxton407 said:

Michaell said:

beemerb0y said:

Michaell said:

beemerb0y said:

Michaell said:

beemerb0y said:

Michaell said:

beemerb0y said:
Can we have mf and residual for 2017 base coupe auto, 36/10. Thanks!
69% and .00244
Dealer is quoting me 70% res and .00120 mf.. this is better right?
Yes, but confirm this is through jaguar credit.
Its through US Bank. What are the pros/cons ?

Jag has $2000 credit, and Im being told the US Bank deal is better than going through Jag+additional $2k off
We don't have the US Bank numbers, so can't tell you if the MF is marked up, or if they are better or worse than the Jaguar Credit numbers.

3rd party banks don't have as much interest in retaining you as a customer, so the end of lease charges could be higher.
Jag is 69% and .00244
US Bank is 70% and .0012
US Bank numbers certainly look better.

Am I reading this correctly? Are these Jaguar Financial and US Bank MF/Residuals listed here for 36mo / 10k miles? These residuals seem really high. If these are accurate it seems like a really good deal, especially when combined with the discounts seen online.
I can confirm the Jaguar Finance numbers; cannot confirm those from US Bank.
Are the MF/Residuals any different for the F-Type Coupe Base and F-Type Coupe Premium?

Stick or automatic?

paxton407 · January 2017

Michaell said:

paxton407 said:

Michaell said:

paxton407 said:

Michaell said:

beemerb0y said:

Michaell said:

beemerb0y said:

Michaell said:

beemerb0y said:

Michaell said:

beemerb0y said:
Can we have mf and residual for 2017 base coupe auto, 36/10. Thanks!
69% and .00244
Dealer is quoting me 70% res and .00120 mf.. this is better right?
Yes, but confirm this is through jaguar credit.
Its through US Bank. What are the pros/cons ?

Jag has $2000 credit, and Im being told the US Bank deal is better than going through Jag+additional $2k off
We don't have the US Bank numbers, so can't tell you if the MF is marked up, or if they are better or worse than the Jaguar Credit numbers.

3rd party banks don't have as much interest in retaining you as a customer, so the end of lease charges could be higher.
Jag is 69% and .00244
US Bank is 70% and .0012
US Bank numbers certainly look better.

Am I reading this correctly? Are these Jaguar Financial and US Bank MF/Residuals listed here for 36mo / 10k miles? These residuals seem really high. If these are accurate it seems like a really good deal, especially when combined with the discounts seen online.
I can confirm the Jaguar Finance numbers; cannot confirm those from US Bank.
Are the MF/Residuals any different for the F-Type Coupe Base and F-Type Coupe Premium?
Stick or automatic?

Automatic

kyfdx · January 2017

@paxton407

Coupe base auto:
36/10: .00244 MF and 69% residual
39/10: .00246 MF and 69% residual
Coupe Premium auto:
36/10: .00145 MF and 61% residual
39/10: .00151 MF and 61% residual

jbo1234 · January 2017

kyfdx said:
@paxton407

Coupe base auto:
36/10: .00244 MF and 69% residual
39/10: .00246 MF and 69% residual
Coupe Premium auto:
36/10: .00145 MF and 61% residual
39/10: .00151 MF and 61% residual

Are the premium numbers referring to the S or the standard Premium model?

Michaell · January 2017

jbo1234 said:

kyfdx said:
@paxton407

Coupe base auto:
36/10: .00244 MF and 69% residual
39/10: .00246 MF and 69% residual
Coupe Premium auto:
36/10: .00145 MF and 61% residual
39/10: .00151 MF and 61% residual
Are the premium numbers referring to the S or the standard Premium model?

"Standard" Premium trim, not the S

adamq7486 · January 2017

Hi Michael, can I trouble you for one more.
2016 F-TYPE convertible base 6spd manual.
what is the MF. and residual for
7500 33/36/39
10000 33/36/39

Thanks again.

car_shopper14 · January 2017

What are the residual and MF on a 2017 F-Type R convertible?
7500 33/36/39
10000 33/36/39

Michaell · January 2017

adamq7486 said:
Hi Michael, can I trouble you for one more.
2016 F-TYPE convertible base 6spd manual.
what is the MF. and residual for
7500 33/36/39
10000 33/36/39

Thanks again.

10K numbers:
68% and .00223 / .00228 / .00231

Add 1% for 7500 miles

Michaell · January 2017

car_shopper14 said:
What are the residual and MF on a 2017 F-Type R convertible?
7500 33/36/39
10000 33/36/39

33/10 - 55% and .00074
36/10 - 54% and .00085
39/10 - 54% and .00096

Add 1% for 7500 miles

chemi19 · January 2017

Could you please give me the numbers for the following:

2016 F-Type S
24/12
36/12

2017 F-Type S
24/12
36/12

2017 F-Type Base
24/12
36/12

Thank you for taking your time answering all these questions.

Michaell · January 2017

chemi19 said:
Could you please give me the numbers for the following:

2016 F-Type S
24/12
36/12

2017 F-Type S
24/12
36/12

2017 F-Type Base
24/12
36/12

Thank you for taking your time answering all these questions.

Couple or Convertible?

Stick or automatic?

2016 discussion is here:

https://forums.edmunds.com/discussion/33763/jaguar/f-type/2016-jaguar-f-type-lease-questions#latest

chemi19 · January 2017

Coupe/Auto. (Can't seem to find any sticks around)
are the numbers better in a different combination?

Michaell · January 2017

chemi19 said:
Could you please give me the numbers for the following:

2016 F-Type S
24/12
36/12

2017 F-Type S
24/12
36/12

2017 F-Type Base
24/12
36/12

Thank you for taking your time answering all these questions.

chemi19 said:
Coupe/Auto. (Can't seem to find any sticks around)
are the numbers better in a different combination?

24/12
S - 62% and .00187
Base - 73% and .00359

36/12
S - 56% and .00089
Base - 68% and .00244

chemi19 · January 2017

What is it for convertible/auto if it's not too much trouble?

Michaell · January 2017

chemi19 said:
What is it for convertible/auto if it's not too much trouble?

24/12
S - 63% and .00199
Base - 71% and .00344

36/12
S - 56% and .00099
Base - 66% and .00217

chemi19 · February 2017

Any new numbers for the Ftype
24/12
Base Auto Coupe

kyfdx · February 2017

chemi19 said:
Any new numbers for the Ftype
24/12
Base Auto Coupe

.00334 MF and 73% residual

Best term is 39 months
39/12: .00247 MF and 68% residual

paxton407 · February 2017

chemi19 said:
Any new numbers for the Ftype
24/12
Base Auto Coupe

Be sure to check out US Bank numbers on a base coupe - just got one and it was unbelievably better deal than the one through Jaguar Financial (Chase Bank). FYI edmunds can't provide you US Bank numbers. You'll have to get them elsewhere.

cooper2014 · February 2017

I'll check out USB rates elsewhere as I've heard they are pretty darn good but am concerned about hand back issues that aren't factored in.

Meantime, may I have numbers for
Base coupe and for base convertible automatics
24/10
24/12
36/10
36/12

Thank you for your time and help

Michaell · February 2017

cooper2014 said:
I'll check out USB rates elsewhere as I've heard they are pretty darn good but am concerned about hand back issues that aren't factored in.

Meantime, may I have numbers for
Base coupe and for base convertible automatics
24/10
24/12
36/10
36/12

Thank you for your time and help

24/12
Coupe - 73% and .00334
'Vert - 71% and .00334

36/12
Coupe - 68% and .00246
'Vert - 66% and .00219

Add 1% for 10K

paxton407 · February 2017

cooper2014 said:
I'll check out USB rates elsewhere as I've heard they are pretty darn good but am concerned about hand back issues that aren't factored in.

Meantime, may I have numbers for
Base coupe and for base convertible automatics
24/10
24/12
36/10
36/12

Thank you for your time and help

There are no return issues written into either US bank lease I've got. I used them for a Land Rover LR4 and a Jaguar Base Coupe. The LR lease has a $350 disposition fee, the jag doesn't have one at all. All other language is standard leasing terms. Fairly lenient rules on things like early termination, etc as well.

Let me know if you have any other questions.

cooper2014 · February 2017

paxton407 said:

I'll check out USB rates elsewhere as I've heard they are pretty darn good but am concerned about hand back issues that aren't factored in.

Meantime, may I have numbers for
Base coupe and for base convertible automatics
24/10
24/12
36/10
36/12

Thank you for your time and help
There are no return issues written into either US bank lease I've got. I used them for a Land Rover LR4 and a Jaguar Base Coupe. The LR lease has a $350 disposition fee, the jag doesn't have one at all. All other language is standard leasing terms. Fairly lenient rules on things like early termination, etc as well. Let me know if you have any other questions.

Thank you, I heard rumors which concerned me but what you've mentioned makes me fee better. Going to jag in sunday!

Richard Soto Jr. · February 2017

I am interested in leasing an F-Type (Base Model), dealer locally said $499 or $529 for 36/12 or 36/15. I mentioned about waiting potentially for the 2018 model and he said there will most likely not be a deal close as good to this one right now. Is that true or is it him just trying to get me to lease it?

Speaking of, any info as to when the 2018 model will be released? I assumed in March?

cooper2014 · February 2017

Ulare said:

I am interested in leasing an F-Type (Base Model), dealer locally said $499 or $529 for 36/12 or 36/15. I mentioned about waiting potentially for the 2018 model and he said there will most likely not be a deal close as good to this one right now. Is that true or is it him just trying to get me to lease it? Speaking of, any info as to when the 2018 model will be released? I assumed in March?

Never trust a salesman. There will always be deals as long as the sun is in the sky. IIRC the previous model years of the ftype have all eventually dropped in lease price as the model comes to the end of the year, especially the base. There was $10k on the hood of '16 models as 2017 came in to shift them.

The 2018 car has to have back up camera as standard to meet regulations, and will also sport a new infotainment system as standard. Also the design is due a tweak in about a year - so if you can hold out another year then maybe you could get a good deal on a better spec'd car.

Richard Soto Jr. · February 2017

Thanks for the information. Yes I completely understand to never trust a salesman, his point was the residual will drop though when the new model comes out. But yeah honestly I like the idea of what the '18 will offer. I just don't know what kind of lease deals it will have when it's new, if it will be able to be in a similar ball park as the current '17 deal.

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