leasing rx-8
09-26-2006, 05:15 PM
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leasing rx-8
i am really thinking of getting an rx-8...althought i dont wanna finance it and dont have the kind of money to buy it straight up...
i was wondering if any of you are leasing the rx-8...2005/2006...n how much are you paying for....also if anyone got any leasing figures quoted to them by any dealer...plz post them here
another question i have is that i know when dealers were giving 6/7 k off the 2005 during early this year...was that also for leasing deals....
and when would you say these kind of massive rebates will occur for the 2006 models....early 2007 maybe?
i was wondering if any of you are leasing the rx-8...2005/2006...n how much are you paying for....also if anyone got any leasing figures quoted to them by any dealer...plz post them here
another question i have is that i know when dealers were giving 6/7 k off the 2005 during early this year...was that also for leasing deals....
and when would you say these kind of massive rebates will occur for the 2006 models....early 2007 maybe?
09-27-2006, 01:24 AM
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Leases are out there - Valley Mazda has a used RX-8 for sale, that was a former leaser - you might contact their Used Car Dept to find out who was handling the lease end of things...
09-27-2006, 09:37 AM
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low mile leases are cheap. but if your going to drive the average amount, about 15K a year, your lease price will go up enough that financing over 6 years will be about the same price. Then you would own a car and get some of your money back instead of just throwing it away.
09-27-2006, 09:47 AM
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If you are going to lease it has to be a new car. I currently lease mine, actually I lease two cars . This is the 4th time I have lease and you can't walk out unless it is new.
09-27-2006, 01:18 PM
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leasing is great as long as they give you a good cap cost reduction and a good rate(money factor). if you paln on buying out the end of you lease, you can make payments for 8 years. that would give you a low payment, but the interest you will pay by the end is hellacious. I have spent my life in car dealerships(daddy owned a couple and i worked many). I know every trick to screw you out of money. If you want to saend me a private message with a few questions, I can explain the process to you. But let me know what your budget is and all that jazz.....
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