Lease question

squad008 · 05-08-2013, 10:38 AM

P.S. normally I'm not a lease person and normally Z's don't lease well because the residual (at least from the company's point of view) isn't that great so the lease is usually way up there.

However, at the rates that these lease incentives are going for, if you were to purchase the car and then sell it after 39,000 miles and 39 months the resale value would be about $1k higher than your buy option. I.E. you pay about $1k extra in depreciation if you were a magician and could definitely get the exact dollar amount that Kelly's Blue Book says you should get, which is really tough. Also you would probably pay about $1k more in taxes which you will never get back.

I.E. at these prices you get a brand new sports car for the first 39k miles and can ride the hell out of it and return it in 39 months. I think this makes leasing right now worth it. But it is preference.

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05-08-2013, 10:38 AM	#1 (permalink)
squad008 Base Member Join Date: Apr 2013 Location: New Jersey Posts: 14 Drives: 2013 370z sport nav Rep Power: 13	P.S. normally I'm not a lease person and normally Z's don't lease well because the residual (at least from the company's point of view) isn't that great so the lease is usually way up there. However, at the rates that these lease incentives are going for, if you were to purchase the car and then sell it after 39,000 miles and 39 months the resale value would be about $1k higher than your buy option. I.E. you pay about $1k extra in depreciation if you were a magician and could definitely get the exact dollar amount that Kelly's Blue Book says you should get, which is really tough. Also you would probably pay about $1k more in taxes which you will never get back. I.E. at these prices you get a brand new sports car for the first 39k miles and can ride the hell out of it and return it in 39 months. I think this makes leasing right now worth it. But it is preference.