Cheap lease is350 in GTA
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Good luck with that. Mine is 682/month w tax for 48 months and it is one of the lowest ones I have seen. You can take over my lease if you want so I can get an ISF lol
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i was looking don valley norths dealership n i saw a 06 is350 u]sed n its going for 33xxx can i finance that? but do they haf a high interest rate on it? im thinking of putting 3 grand ish downn paymennt btw
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I think, please correct me if i'm wrong...
If you're looking to lease for 72 months, like someone else said you should finance; you can go to your bank and as long as the car is over 30 grand and is only a couple years old you can take a car loan from them for 72 or more months. I saw this at TD.
The best thing you can do is try to put down as much as you can so that you're you're interest is accumulating on a low principal. Unfortunately for such a long term your cost of borrowing will be a lot, probably an extra 10 grand by the end of the term.
Try using those online auto loan calculators via car dealership sites or form bank websites, could be vey useful in giving somewhat of a perspective on how much you should expect to pay
If you're looking to lease for 72 months, like someone else said you should finance; you can go to your bank and as long as the car is over 30 grand and is only a couple years old you can take a car loan from them for 72 or more months. I saw this at TD.
The best thing you can do is try to put down as much as you can so that you're you're interest is accumulating on a low principal. Unfortunately for such a long term your cost of borrowing will be a lot, probably an extra 10 grand by the end of the term.
Try using those online auto loan calculators via car dealership sites or form bank websites, could be vey useful in giving somewhat of a perspective on how much you should expect to pay
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