Cost to lease 370z?

Jones Boy · 10-10-2009, 09:42 PM

So, I've got a question or two about leasing. First, I'm guessing you can't add exhaust or do any kind of mods to the Z, or even go with illegal tint? Thanks.

Tenorino · 10-13-2009, 03:16 PM

The Nissan dealers around Los Angeles I've contacted regarding leasing the new Roadster continue to use caveman mentality.

I've been driving BMW Z4's for eight years or so and still considering leasing the new Z4. However, the 370Z Roadster is such a great car that I am looking into seeing what kind of lease Nissan might have. Most BMW dealers as usual, have no problem giving me lease details (residual, money factor, drive-off fees, etc) on their cars. For some reason, Nissan dealers assume each inquiry they receive is from some idiot who knows nothing and they push you into coming into the dealership to close you. They avoid answering real questions and refuse to give numbers behind their 'estimates' which is usually just a ridiculous monthly payment. Especially in this day and age when you can shop online and get all the info you need before buying.

I am leaning towards the Nissan more and more but if dealers' salesmen continue to act like their stereotype, I will simply go with BMW who at least is straightforward and no-nonsense with what they can offer, and turns out, might be the better deal after all.

FuszNissan · 10-13-2009, 03:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tenorino

The Nissan dealers around Los Angeles I've contacted regarding leasing the new Roadster continue to use caveman mentality.

I've been driving BMW Z4's for eight years or so and still considering leasing the new Z4. However, the 370Z Roadster is such a great car that I am looking into seeing what kind of lease Nissan might have. Most BMW dealers as usual, have no problem giving me lease details (residual, money factor, drive-off fees, etc) on their cars. For some reason, Nissan dealers assume each inquiry they receive is from some idiot who knows nothing and they push you into coming into the dealership to close you. They avoid answering real questions and refuse to give numbers behind their 'estimates' which is usually just a ridiculous monthly payment. Especially in this day and age when you can shop online and get all the info you need before buying.

I am leaning towards the Nissan more and more but if dealers' salesmen continue to act like their stereotype, I will simply go with BMW who at least is straightforward and no-nonsense with what they can offer, and turns out, might be the better deal after all.

Roadster Lease
Tier 0
.00290 Money Factor
Touring 6spd
39 Mons - 52% Residual

Hope that helps you figure out a lease.

FuszNissan · 10-13-2009, 03:39 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jones Boy

So, I've got a question or two about leasing. First, I'm guessing you can't add exhaust or do any kind of mods to the Z, or even go with illegal tint? Thanks.

You can, but you will not be able to residualize it.

10-13-2009, 03:16 PM	#2 (permalink)
Tenorino Base Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: LA Posts: 12 Drives: M Roadster Rep Power: 18	Leasing a Roadster... The Nissan dealers around Los Angeles I've contacted regarding leasing the new Roadster continue to use caveman mentality. I've been driving BMW Z4's for eight years or so and still considering leasing the new Z4. However, the 370Z Roadster is such a great car that I am looking into seeing what kind of lease Nissan might have. Most BMW dealers as usual, have no problem giving me lease details (residual, money factor, drive-off fees, etc) on their cars. For some reason, Nissan dealers assume each inquiry they receive is from some idiot who knows nothing and they push you into coming into the dealership to close you. They avoid answering real questions and refuse to give numbers behind their 'estimates' which is usually just a ridiculous monthly payment. Especially in this day and age when you can shop online and get all the info you need before buying. I am leaning towards the Nissan more and more but if dealers' salesmen continue to act like their stereotype, I will simply go with BMW who at least is straightforward and no-nonsense with what they can offer, and turns out, might be the better deal after all.

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10-10-2009, 09:42 PM	#1 (permalink)
Jones Boy Base Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Yukon, Oklahoma Posts: 35 Drives: 370Z and Chevy Tahoe Rep Power: 17	So, I've got a question or two about leasing. First, I'm guessing you can't add exhaust or do any kind of mods to the Z, or even go with illegal tint? Thanks.