Joeb427

iTrader: (1)

I think you're better off leasing with a new model coming out in '15.
Present design IS-F value may drop.

redshift1

My first post... took my Infinti lease to Lexus and they offered a 27 month lease @ $1260 a month with $2500 down for an IS-F that included a $6000 lease payoff to infiniti. I just started looking so i'm building a database of offers.

I was told by the dealership that no incentives of any kind existed for the IS-F at this time. I lease only for two years
and will not buy outright.

i was thinking $800-1000 per month no down is that crazy? I've never done business with Lexus before so maybe they have less wiggle room than other car dealers plus the scarcity of stock dosen't help.

On the plus side I was able to test drive a silver FS-1, nice car with lot's of power and acceleration similar to my Roush mustang 430HP.

SoCal Area.

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Roffles

Leases are tricky. The bulk of the depreciation is going to happen in the first couple years. With an uncommon car like the F, there are probably no set numbers for residual value. After adding tax, you're looking at leasing a $70,000+ car and it's doubtful the lease holder would value the car at any more than $50,000 at the end of 27 months. Add $6,000 for your payoff, gap insurance, lease fees, title, registration and you've got yourself a $1,200/month lease.

If you want to get the lease below $1,000/month, try to find a new 2012 or 2013 and negotiate the selling price near or below $60,000, keep the lease terms to 10,000 miles or less, pay the sales tax as part of the down payment on the lease, and don't roll over your Infiniti. Trying selling your Infiniti lease off and putting it down on the F instead of rolling it over. That would create a tremendous shift in out of pocket expenses. It all comes down to the numbers.

ricky350is

I'm paying $815 at 75 month purchase with 5% interest. Its a 2011 with 29 miles