Leasing 370z offer

RunNgun · 11-09-2011, 04:19 PM

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Originally Posted by GraphiteZ

I think the residual value of $18,984 has already accounted for the 36k miles projected miles by the time the lease end. Think about it this way, $18,984 is more like the price for a 3-year-old Z with 36k miles, than a 3-year-old Z with 0 mile.

Money factor is more like a sugar coated number. At the end of the day, he will be paying $4,000 of interest in 39 months. That doesn't look like 5% to me.

This is irrelevant, Money Factor is multiplied by 2400. You can debate it all you want, but this is a fact lol.

somatic · 11-09-2011, 04:53 PM

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Originally Posted by PapoZalsa

I got mine thru USAA. About $32K OTD Base w/Sport Pkg plus iluminated kick plates. Well it was in 09 but neverless it was new.

things are very different these days. availability of zs is much lower (at least here in texas)

elmz · 11-10-2011, 01:03 PM

OP, you're going to receive mixed opinions about leasing and a broad range of prices member paid for their Z. I personally think if you're going to pay that much you could fork out another $100 a month and own the car, but I don't know your financial situation. As far as OTD prices, I'm with you on that one, I don't know how some members got to those prices. I live in San Diego and I wasn't coming close to those figures, I ended driving to LA to get the best deal but it still was not as good as other have mentioned. Just use the information on here to educate yourself to get the best deal you can. Don't expect 28K OTD when it just not possible. My advice is to take your time and be prepared to "walk" on the deal a few times. Just make sure you're serious about buying and let them know that. Good luck.

somatic · 11-10-2011, 01:23 PM

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Originally Posted by elmz

OP, you're going to receive mixed opinions about leasing and a broad range of prices member paid for their Z. I personally think if you're going to pay that much you could fork out another $100 a month and own the car, but I don't know your financial situation. As far as OTD prices, I'm with you on that one, I don't know how some members got to those prices. I live in San Diego and I wasn't coming close to those figures, I ended driving to LA to get the best deal but it still was not as good as other have mentioned. Just use the information on here to educate yourself to get the best deal you can. Don't expect 28K OTD when it just not possible. My advice is to take your time and be prepared to "walk" on the deal a few times. Just make sure you're serious about buying and let them know that. Good luck.

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11-10-2011, 01:03 PM	#33 (permalink)
elmz Track Member Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: San Diego, CA Posts: 674 Drives: 2014 Porsche Boxster Rep Power: 17	OP, you're going to receive mixed opinions about leasing and a broad range of prices member paid for their Z. I personally think if you're going to pay that much you could fork out another $100 a month and own the car, but I don't know your financial situation. As far as OTD prices, I'm with you on that one, I don't know how some members got to those prices. I live in San Diego and I wasn't coming close to those figures, I ended driving to LA to get the best deal but it still was not as good as other have mentioned. Just use the information on here to educate yourself to get the best deal you can. Don't expect 28K OTD when it just not possible. My advice is to take your time and be prepared to "walk" on the deal a few times. Just make sure you're serious about buying and let them know that. Good luck.