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Old Jun 14, 2008, 09:26 PM
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Can I lease a X?

Hey guys, well iam thinking of getting rid of my 04 m3 convt. I went to two dealerships over here in NY. 1 said i could lease the car, the other 1 said i couldnt. ANY INFO WOULD HELP..


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Old Jun 14, 2008, 09:35 PM
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buy it!
Old Jun 14, 2008, 09:36 PM
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Not sure, I would imagine it's possible. I wouldn't lease anything personally...
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Leasing is an option, but remember when you lease you cannt mod/ modify anything on the car. Stereo, engine everything has to remain stock
Old Jun 14, 2008, 10:31 PM
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Leasing's a good idea if you get in and out of cars every couple years. Also you don't have to worry about maintenance. Otherwise I'd finance.
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A leased car has to return stock, you can modify it then put it back to stock when you return it.
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I leased mine. I think the residual value of 69% of MSRP is certainly higher than the actual residual will be. We'll see if I'm right. This being said it was much more cost effective, I know what I will spend up front.

Mitsu lowered the residuals by 1% about 30 days ago. But I'm only paying about $8k plus the cost of the money, unfortunately they will only give standard rates for money factor (int rate). They have great rates on the DE, ES and GTS but not on any of the X's.

Bottom line I would take any mods off the car as it won't really add any value when you're done with the car anyway. I think craig's list or ebay might get a little money back.

I'm dating the GSR for 24 months.
Old Jun 15, 2008, 08:42 AM
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Originally Posted by edofloat
I leased mine. I think the residual value of 69% of MSRP is certainly higher than the actual residual will be. We'll see if I'm right. This being said it was much more cost effective, I know what I will spend up front.

Mitsu lowered the residuals by 1% about 30 days ago. But I'm only paying about $8k plus the cost of the money, unfortunately they will only give standard rates for money factor (int rate). They have great rates on the DE, ES and GTS but not on any of the X's.

Bottom line I would take any mods off the car as it won't really add any value when you're done with the car anyway. I think craig's list or ebay might get a little money back.

I'm dating the GSR for 24 months.
Good info, thx.
Old Jun 15, 2008, 09:16 AM
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EVO is not good leasing
because it will get you a very good resale if you take care of it , plus most dealers wont even lease it becuase they have buyers for the car. most dealers give lease incentives on cars to lure people in and on the cars that arent selling well
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go check out the money factor and residual first before you talks to stealership.
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well i went to the dealer and they told me they wanted $920x 72 months..thats over 20k in interest...i would much rather lease the car for under $500 and decide if i want to buy the car at the end.
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Why lease an X when you can buy a IX?
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Originally Posted by E\/0IXG$R
Why lease an X when you can buy a IX?


the more i keep seeing a X ... i want to lease or buy one
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Originally Posted by 98gtr
well i went to the dealer and they told me they wanted $920x 72 months..thats over 20k in interest...i would much rather lease the car for under $500 and decide if i want to buy the car at the end.
WOW man you must have terrible credit. Fast calculation to get $20k interest over 72 months, You'd be financing $42k at 15% interest OUCH....

I'm hesistating on $35k at 7%.
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actually its going to be on my sisters name and her credit is unbelievably great...she does have my 04 my on her name and her IS350 on her name,both cars we brand new..some how i just though the dealer was trying to get me as a SUCKER...


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