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I don't mind at all!!I agreed to pay MSRP which was $35470, I put $5000 out of pocket and my payment will be $604 a month which includes everything (tax,
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I don't mind at all!!I agreed to pay MSRP which was $35470, I put $5000 out of pocket and my payment will be $604 a month which includes everything (tax, lic & reg fee) for 36 months, residual value in 3 years will be $20572, I hope that helps!
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The only complaint that I have is that the clutch is WAY to soft. It's hard to feel but other than that, it is WAY better than my 350 in every way. I hope you get as much enjoyment out of your car as I have mine so far and again... CONGRATS!!!!!!!! |
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$604 a month sounds pretty high when you put $5,000 cap cost reduction down. The residual is 58% which is not bad. Did you rollover any other costs from a trade in? I am not sure of your taxes so I used a standard 6% which puts the money factor at well over 12% which is very very high...If that's the case I may not be leasing this car after all.
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Nissan leased me a 08 Altima MSRP $20,878 24 months $200 + 17 tax ( ends 2/1/2010 ) Using that (HA HA) the 370Z at $41,756 24 months Sould be $400 +34 tax 434X 24 = $10,416 (get new Z every 24 months) Thats $5,208 per year ![]() ------------------------------------
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Cap reduction was $3700, unfortunately residual value on the Z is 53%, not 58%, and my state taxes are at 8.25% rate!! The money factor was high, I think it was .00318.
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How are you calculating a 53% residual? I used the MSRP you listed of $35,000 and change multiplied by 58% gave me the $20,500 figure. 53% is absolutely awful if that is the actual residual after three years. I guess your higher tax rate does make up for a good portion of it though. O'well I will have to check it out for myself once the dealers in Orlando actually have a car in stock.
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The 53% figure was actually given to me by a Nissan sales manager, because I asked him a direct question, but when I looked at the leasing papers, it just does not make sense! so what I think is going on, is, they joggle the residual value v/s money factor to drop the monthly payment to make a sale! since their original lease offer (with the same MSRP) was $639, and I said that it was too high! so they dropped it to $604.
I hope that makes sense!
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If you can get a 2009 370z for $5208/year for two years, I salute you!! I have my doubts about that, but good luck anyway!!!
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You can't compare the two different cars, altima to Z, because the manufacturers run special incentives if they need to move a car. They know the Z is new and in higher demand so they just jack the money factor up in order to make more money off the car.
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I went to the dealer today 24month at 66% msrp =w/tax $985 = $23,640 less 8.5% = $21,630 24 mo. to buy w/ VPP $38,075 (MSRP $41,840) w/ $5,000 down - $1,451 payments (Z value =66% off leaves $15,000 Div. by 24 = $625 per month in your pocket ($1451 - $985 = $466 mo.) opps $159 compaired to lease. 36 moonths at Didn;t give = w/tax $650 = $23,400 less 8.5% = $21,411 36 mo. to buy w/ VPP payments are $996 . Last edited by 4MYZ370; 01-16-2009 at 06:16 PM. |
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I missed the Ha Ha, my bad, but yeah the initial numbers for a lease on this car does not look promising.
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Those number do seem a bit high.
Leasecompare.com always has good money factors and residuals: 2009 Nissan 370Z Touring Manual Auto Lease and Car Loan Offers No, I don't work for them... |
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