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I searched but wasn't able to find many quotes from other members since the new year. The quotes I had read from 2014 were insane - approaching or even exceeding $1,000 per month for a 75K car, which is at least double what I'm paying for my 2014 IS 350 F-Sport.
I searched but wasn't able to find many quotes from other members since the new year. The quotes I had read from 2014 were insane - approaching or even exceeding $1,000 per month for a 75K car, which is at least double what I'm paying for my 2014 IS 350 F-Sport.
Have rates gotten any better?
Looking too I have a is350 14 f sport, want to get a RCF and I got quoted around the same double to triple what I'm paying now, not worth it. I'll wait until 2016
if the car gets totaled, you are out of that 20k. Insurance company pays the bank not you
Not a blanket statement anymore. Smarter Lesseeshave been able to negotiate terms into their lease agreement where they get a portion of the down payment back but overall I agree, a down payment is lost and makes little sense for a lease..
Not a blanket statement anymore. Smarter Lesseeshave been able to negotiate terms into their lease agreement where they get a portion of the down payment back but overall I agree, a down payment is lost and makes little sense for a lease..
How would one go about doing that? As someone who lost a car 4 months into a lease I'd be afraid of putting anything down at all, aside from security deposits.
How would one go about doing that? As someone who lost a car 4 months into a lease I'd be afraid of putting anything down at all, aside from security deposits.
So would I and would almost always advise against putting money down on the lease. But there have been some cases where some people have gotten a portion of their money returned to them via different means (Theft avert/VIN etch, single pay lease etc).
I still don't think any of them are worth the risk of putting money down. Was just saying that losing everything isn't a blanket statement anymore.
Why would anyone put money down on a lease? Is the point not to save cash? Also even if you crash the car w/o 20k down you don't have to worry, I would take that 20k put it in the bank or something that can get 5-6% and just split that payments 500 from checking and the other 1/2 from that 20k.
With 20k down over 60mo with good credit you would pay around 850~ a month and you get to KEEP it or sell it for a profit after you are done.
Nobody is buying these things (at least up by me)...you will be able to find them new with 15k off i bet..
Let me know when that happens lolrof. The ONLY car I see with something like that is the GTR that's 2 years old on the dealer lots. It's also 50k more then this car.