Lease rates...yikes!

koeppelnissan · 09-27-2012, 08:11 PM

There were good leases from March through July, on 12s, to make room for 13s. There won't be good leases until the next time they change the Z. The rate is high (.0025) and the residuals are okay. Nissan does not want to lease a ton of Zs, at a range any kid could afford, let them beat the **** out of the car, and then Nissan takes the hit when the car is returned!

LakeShow · 09-27-2012, 11:08 PM

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Originally Posted by koeppelnissan

There were good leases from March through July, on 12s, to make room for 13s. There won't be good leases until the next time they change the Z. The rate is high (.0025) and the residuals are okay. Nissan does not want to lease a ton of Zs, at a range any kid could afford, let them beat the **** out of the car, and then Nissan takes the hit when the car is returned!

Makes a lot of sense. This is true for many sports cars among many manufacturers.

09-27-2012, 08:11 PM	#1 (permalink)
koeppelnissan Supporting Nissan Dealer Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: queens Posts: 859 Drives: 14 6MT Trng Spt Nav Rep Power: 18	There were good leases from March through July, on 12s, to make room for 13s. There won't be good leases until the next time they change the Z. The rate is high (.0025) and the residuals are okay. Nissan does not want to lease a ton of Zs, at a range any kid could afford, let them beat the **** out of the car, and then Nissan takes the hit when the car is returned! Mike likes this.

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