Calculating cost to lease

Discussion in 'Clarity' started by bevOrPhev, May 28, 2018.

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  1. bobcubsfan

    bobcubsfan Active Member

    When you quote lease payments be sure they include sales tax and how many payments (35 or 36) and miles allowed on the lease and how much actual out of pocket (drive off) $$$ are required. Otherwise impossible to compare.
     
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  3. JyChevyVolt

    JyChevyVolt Active Member

    MSRP: $ 37,490.00
    Selling Price: $ 27,620.00
    Monthly Payment: $ 385.00 including tax
    Down Payment: $ 900.00 includs first mos, tax, reg, fees
    **MSD: ** $0

    **Months: ** 36
    **Annual Mileage: ** 12,000
    **MF: **
    **Residual: ** 16,495.60

    Zip Code: 92821

    They got a pretty good deal.
     
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  4. djohan621

    djohan621 Member

    it's on the detail from the link that @JyChevyVolt provided. Good finding - thank you !, will come handy when negotiate with other Honda dealer :)
     
  5. djohan621

    djohan621 Member

    Good timing - Memorial Day Sales event + end of the month Sales Target !
    they should've negotiate for Lease 2 get 1 Free lease :)
     
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  6. JyChevyVolt

    JyChevyVolt Active Member

    The base version is $303+tax and $783.19 drive off.

    I have the touring electric version but the base is a better deal. You only give up navigation, leather, and memory.
     
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  8. bobcubsfan

    bobcubsfan Active Member

    Touring?
     
  9. JyChevyVolt

    JyChevyVolt Active Member

    $385 is touring
    $303 is base
     
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  10. bobcubsfan

    bobcubsfan Active Member

    Well that beats my deal by a lot. Is the $900 after California rebate of $1500?
     
  11. JyChevyVolt

    JyChevyVolt Active Member

    Nope. Straight drive off. Honda increased the lease cash to $7200. It will get cheaper and cheaper. You got the best deal when you purchased your car. It's useless to compare.

    The Volt was going for $6600 one-pay, for 3 year lease deal. I knew something was wrong when Volt sales increased in March and April.
     
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  13. V12BiturboAMG

    V12BiturboAMG New Member

    I know its not a big deal, but I also plan for my exit strategy, white and silver if well cared for ages better, they look better than say blk with all swirlmarks after few years on the road. Its not always true, but that is my preference so i advised my brother also to get white, its more popular for resale. ;)

    https://www.kbb.com/car-advice/articles/best-color-to-buy/
     
  14. V12BiturboAMG

    V12BiturboAMG New Member

    that was our plan all along! :D
     
  15. JyChevyVolt

    JyChevyVolt Active Member

    I think I can get a real good deal on the touring trim. I'll go tomorrow and negotiate.

    Shooting for
    Drive off: $821 (include 1st month payment)
    Monthly: $311+tax

    Hopefully, I'll upload lots of pictures and lease agreement tomorrow.
     
    Last edited: May 30, 2018
  16. djohan621

    djohan621 Member

    Hi,
    any update on this lease ?
    and which dealership is it?
     

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