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What do you guys think about:
08 G37 Journey w/ Sport/Premium/Nav/Spoiler/Illum Kickplates/Splash Guards and Cargo Net
-- 15k
for $539/month for 39 months with no money down ?
What do you guys think about:
08 G37 Journey w/ Sport/Premium/Nav/Spoiler/Illum Kickplates/Splash Guards and Cargo Net
-- 15k
for $539/month for 39 months with no money down ?
payments seem a bit high? What is the price of the vehicle, fees, tax, etc?
hmm . Am I doing the math wrong. I calculate the lease using the July MF's and Residuals and I come up with 570 ish going off invoice... Invoice being -- $40,738
I would NOT do this deal. Def not. Your monthy should be between $400-440 with good credit.
400-440? for a pretty loaded G37? Nah, no way. It's more in the high 400s. even with Junes rates, a G37 with just the Premium package was like 450 after taxes.
Going to the dealer in an hour any tips/suggestions?
This maybe be too late. but I wouldn't show up to the dealer until the deal is detailed in writing. Without your internet resources at your disposal, you will get shafted.
I'm at 585. Total price of car was 38,300 and I put no money down except first month payment (had to for the lease) I have every option but nav--sport model. You can figure 30 bucks a month for every 1000 on a lease so with 1700 down that sounds a bit high, but not outta the park or anything...
I would NOT do this deal. Def not. Your monthy should be between $400-440 with good credit.
No way, you're math is off. If you figure July's lease rates and invoice for the car he's within a few bucks and that all depends on credit. Nissan now uses a tier system so your lease rate is determined by your credit score. Lease's used to be an all or nothing, you either qualified or you didn't, but that's not the case anymore.
I think people forget that the monthly payment is really dependent on your credit, which is none of our business. The important part is the bottom line figure which is the price you actually pay for the car. I got mine for 600 UNDER their cost (38,300), dealers are desperate, don't accept anything more than invoice and make them SHOW it to you.
Everyone says this is ok to a bit high. But when I do the math it comes to around $570 just off numbers based on 40k invoice of a 44k msrp ? Credit is tier 1..