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549 month/+tax 0 down 900 drive off 24 month lease 15k miles

 

jus lookin at the price your gonna pay a month and the fact you didnt put anything down i say its iight to a moderate ok!!!... Still I rather own sumthin that im gonna pay 13K for out my pockets jus to give it bizack, not to mention there gonna want to charge U for dints and chips... Plus I want to spend around 4K on sum rims for this car, plus i want a intake, also i want to take the speed limiter out, and a audio system...

 

Looks like a fair deal, but in order to evaluate it thoroughly you'll need to provide the MSRP, the negotiated price, the MF and residual that the dealer is quoting you.

 

MSRP 42,575
invoice MSRP 38,799
residual 31,505.50
mf was 00285 i think

 

sounds just like the deal i want.... (once my lease is over)

 

get ur $$$ to cali then haha

 

keep us updated silent908.. I'd like to see what you end up with

 

Looks like Infiniti is using 74% MSRP as residual.

 

SOunds like a good price. I am assuming you're doing VPP?

 

Don't get me wrong, I'm trying to learn how to evaluate leases, I mean no disrespect, but here's my question:

Why do you need to know that to evaluate a lease (ok I can see why u need MSRP)? I understand how the components of a lease work out, and I understand with the info you could rate each component as being good or bad. But really, when I'm evaluating a lease deal, I just look a the payment, the miles and the term for the MSRP. I find out what people on forums are paying per month with 0 down on a similar MSRP, and then I go to the dealer, or the bank and say I wanna pay 0 down and $X per month. I don't care if the money factor is high but the high residual makes up for it. Or if its the other way around. Or if the dealer's trying to screw with fees or something else. All I need to know to evaluate a lease is $X per month with 0 down (here, $900 down, but that's pretty nominal).

Is my reasoning sound, or am I missing something?

 

That's fair enough if you are OK with it. The thing is that quite a lot of people get wrapped up in what the payment is without taking into consideration that there are variables at play which can get them a lower payment per month if they're educated. $900 down.. what's the point of that?