RC F Lease Rates and Deals (Merged Threads)
03-26-15, 09:20 AM
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Oh man, that's how I think. RC would turn into a garage trophy.
03-30-15, 10:46 AM
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Hello Everyone,
My RCF deal sounds good compared to what I'm seeing here. I purchased 3/14/15 in S.Florida. 10k miles/yr for 36months. No money down sign and drive deal, payment was below $900. MSRP: ~$72,300 / Sale Price: ~$66,450. With that being said, my first quote for the same mileage and term for the RCF was $1,049 with $1,300 down. Hope this helps.
To compare, I sat with 2 dealerships for an M4 quote, neither payment was below $900 and they wanted ~2,500 down otherwise over $1000/mo. Those would also have been special order vehicles with much fewer options MSRP:~$68,000.
-R
My RCF deal sounds good compared to what I'm seeing here. I purchased 3/14/15 in S.Florida. 10k miles/yr for 36months. No money down sign and drive deal, payment was below $900. MSRP: ~$72,300 / Sale Price: ~$66,450. With that being said, my first quote for the same mileage and term for the RCF was $1,049 with $1,300 down. Hope this helps.
To compare, I sat with 2 dealerships for an M4 quote, neither payment was below $900 and they wanted ~2,500 down otherwise over $1000/mo. Those would also have been special order vehicles with much fewer options MSRP:~$68,000.
-R
03-30-15, 01:09 PM
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6K off MSRP, that has to be the lowest yet
Hello Everyone,
My RCF deal sounds good compared to what I'm seeing here. I purchased 3/14/15 in S.Florida. 10k miles/yr for 36months. No money down sign and drive deal, payment was below $900. MSRP: ~$72,300 / Sale Price: ~$66,450. With that being said, my first quote for the same mileage and term for the RCF was $1,049 with $1,300 down. Hope this helps.
To compare, I sat with 2 dealerships for an M4 quote, neither payment was below $900 and they wanted ~2,500 down otherwise over $1000/mo. Those would also have been special order vehicles with much fewer options MSRP:~$68,000.
-R
My RCF deal sounds good compared to what I'm seeing here. I purchased 3/14/15 in S.Florida. 10k miles/yr for 36months. No money down sign and drive deal, payment was below $900. MSRP: ~$72,300 / Sale Price: ~$66,450. With that being said, my first quote for the same mileage and term for the RCF was $1,049 with $1,300 down. Hope this helps.
To compare, I sat with 2 dealerships for an M4 quote, neither payment was below $900 and they wanted ~2,500 down otherwise over $1000/mo. Those would also have been special order vehicles with much fewer options MSRP:~$68,000.
-R
03-30-15, 02:07 PM
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Hello Everyone,
My RCF deal sounds good compared to what I'm seeing here. I purchased 3/14/15 in S.Florida. 10k miles/yr for 36months. No money down sign and drive deal, payment was below $900. MSRP: ~$72,300 / Sale Price: ~$66,450. With that being said, my first quote for the same mileage and term for the RCF was $1,049 with $1,300 down. Hope this helps.
To compare, I sat with 2 dealerships for an M4 quote, neither payment was below $900 and they wanted ~2,500 down otherwise over $1000/mo. Those would also have been special order vehicles with much fewer options MSRP:~$68,000.
-R
My RCF deal sounds good compared to what I'm seeing here. I purchased 3/14/15 in S.Florida. 10k miles/yr for 36months. No money down sign and drive deal, payment was below $900. MSRP: ~$72,300 / Sale Price: ~$66,450. With that being said, my first quote for the same mileage and term for the RCF was $1,049 with $1,300 down. Hope this helps.
To compare, I sat with 2 dealerships for an M4 quote, neither payment was below $900 and they wanted ~2,500 down otherwise over $1000/mo. Those would also have been special order vehicles with much fewer options MSRP:~$68,000.
-R
04-06-15, 06:22 PM
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Hello Everyone,
My RCF deal sounds good compared to what I'm seeing here. I purchased 3/14/15 in S.Florida. 10k miles/yr for 36months. No money down sign and drive deal, payment was below $900. MSRP: ~$72,300 / Sale Price: ~$66,450. With that being said, my first quote for the same mileage and term for the RCF was $1,049 with $1,300 down. Hope this helps.
To compare, I sat with 2 dealerships for an M4 quote, neither payment was below $900 and they wanted ~2,500 down otherwise over $1000/mo. Those would also have been special order vehicles with much fewer options MSRP:~$68,000.
-R
My RCF deal sounds good compared to what I'm seeing here. I purchased 3/14/15 in S.Florida. 10k miles/yr for 36months. No money down sign and drive deal, payment was below $900. MSRP: ~$72,300 / Sale Price: ~$66,450. With that being said, my first quote for the same mileage and term for the RCF was $1,049 with $1,300 down. Hope this helps.
To compare, I sat with 2 dealerships for an M4 quote, neither payment was below $900 and they wanted ~2,500 down otherwise over $1000/mo. Those would also have been special order vehicles with much fewer options MSRP:~$68,000.
-R
07-06-15, 04:37 PM
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Good Lease Deal?
Hi everybody. I'm new to the forum but wanted to see what you thought of this lease deal that one of my local area dealers offered me the other day.
The Deal: RC F fully loaded. Premium package, Performance package, Nav package including ML sound system, TVD, carbon fiber, door sills, etc. MSRP of $79,500.
48 month lease. 10,000 miles/year. $3,500 down. $899/month (includes all taxes) 2 years free maintenance.
Thanks for your input.
The Deal: RC F fully loaded. Premium package, Performance package, Nav package including ML sound system, TVD, carbon fiber, door sills, etc. MSRP of $79,500.
48 month lease. 10,000 miles/year. $3,500 down. $899/month (includes all taxes) 2 years free maintenance.
Thanks for your input.
07-06-15, 07:47 PM
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Hi everybody. I'm new to the forum but wanted to see what you thought of this lease deal that one of my local area dealers offered me the other day.
The Deal: RC F fully loaded. Premium package, Performance package, Nav package including ML sound system, TVD, carbon fiber, door sills, etc. MSRP of $79,500.
48 month lease. 10,000 miles/year. $3,500 down. $899/month (includes all taxes) 2 years free maintenance.
Thanks for your input.
The Deal: RC F fully loaded. Premium package, Performance package, Nav package including ML sound system, TVD, carbon fiber, door sills, etc. MSRP of $79,500.
48 month lease. 10,000 miles/year. $3,500 down. $899/month (includes all taxes) 2 years free maintenance.
Thanks for your input.
That's 46k to lease a car, Do you think it will be worth more then 30k in 4 years?
07-07-15, 03:29 PM
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07-07-15, 05:02 PM
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Its a lot. Given the amount of depreciation the RCF is going to have they're shifting the bulk of that cost over to the lessee (you).
That's the way leases work. You're assuming the cost over the period of time where the car depreciates the most. And this is exactly why dealerships love them.
In a car like the RCF where the demand is not there, its going to depreciate a lot over that 4 year time period. This is why you're paying for approx. 60% of that car over the lease period, the bulk of which is the depreciation amount.
Then some buyer is going to ****** this up preowned for a song. Honestly, for the price you're getting banged out for I would go for a Porsche Cayman S. If you're getting banged this hard you might as well say you drive a Porsche.
That's the way leases work. You're assuming the cost over the period of time where the car depreciates the most. And this is exactly why dealerships love them.
In a car like the RCF where the demand is not there, its going to depreciate a lot over that 4 year time period. This is why you're paying for approx. 60% of that car over the lease period, the bulk of which is the depreciation amount.
Then some buyer is going to ****** this up preowned for a song. Honestly, for the price you're getting banged out for I would go for a Porsche Cayman S. If you're getting banged this hard you might as well say you drive a Porsche.
07-07-15, 07:32 PM
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NOT in Ohio! 
WHY would i be looking for a Lease Deal? 
But I'm always open for a GREAT Deal if you have One (but IF it's in ohio i would Buy it Not lease it)!
Do you NOT see where i'm located under my Avatar, Do you NOT see my signature (WHY would i want a lease from someone in ohio)
WHY would i be looking for a Lease Deal? But I'm always open for a GREAT Deal if you have One (but IF it's in ohio i would Buy it Not lease it)!Do you NOT see where i'm located under my Avatar, Do you NOT see my signature (WHY would i want a lease from someone in ohio)
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