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13 years ago @ Monthly Car Lease - Contact Us · 0 replies · +1 points
The explanation for this probably has to do with different zip codes when you search for specials in your location. Thanks for the feedback. I'll remember to search from a couple of different zip codes before I conclude that the latest lease offers haven't been announced.
Thanks for writing,
Rob
13 years ago @ Monthly Car Lease - Best Car Leases August... · 0 replies · +1 points
$223: Great Payment.
Nothing Down: Even Better!
If your figures are accurate that means your LVR (Lease Value Ratio) is under .90%. This is one of the best car lease deals I've ever seen. Nice work!
Your low monthly payment combined with "nothing down" is better than any of the advertised car lease specials on the manufacturer's website. This is why I recommend always asking for a better deal. Thanks for writing.
Rob
13 years ago @ Monthly Car Lease - Contact Us · 0 replies · +1 points
13 years ago @ Monthly Car Lease - Monthly Car Lease Spec... · 0 replies · +1 points
Sometimes the Car Websites make their offers hard to find. For Toyota, simply go towww.toyota.com.
From there, choose the Shopping Tools option at the bottom of the page, and it will ask you for your local zip code. The car offers, including lease and low APR deals will show up for each car you choose. Just walk into your dealer and say, hey: \"I want that $129.00 a month lease special on the Corolla\" or whatever...Tell them you want the deal with no money down. that\'s your starting negotiations point.
14 years ago @ Monthly Car Lease - Lease vs. Buy Car · 0 replies · +1 points
Thanks for writing. Normally, leases are not available on cars that are 1 year old. Car leasing is usually reserved for brand new cars. The reason it makes sense to lease is because you can get into a brand new car without paying for the entire depreciation of the car as you do when you make a purchase. If you can find a lease deal on a 1 year old car, the residual value will be lower than it would be on a new car, and the interest rate higher because banks will have to make up the difference in profit somewhere. So, my guess is that if you could find a lease on a 1 year old car, it won't save you much, if any money. Brand new cars with super high residuals are the way to go;, like Honda, Toyota and Nissan.
14 years ago @ Monthly Car Lease - Truck Lease Comparison · 0 replies · +1 points
14 years ago @ Monthly Car Lease - Lease vs. Buy Car · 0 replies · +1 points
$200 a month for a car lease on a $22,512 car is hard to beat, especially if you paid little or nothing down. That's a bargain!
14 years ago @ Monthly Car Lease - Top Car Leases March 2010 · 0 replies · +1 points
For what it's worth, Toyota's 4x4 Cab is leasing for $359.00 a month with $2,699 down and $329.00 a month with $2,299 down for the 4x2 Cab. A $399.00 down offer for $399 a month would certainly make sense. I'll research this further and do a quick little truck lease comparison, which I'm due for anyway.
14 years ago @ Monthly Car Lease - Car Lease Calculator: ... · 0 replies · +1 points
Regards,
Rob
14 years ago @ Monthly Car Lease - Lease vs. Buy Car · 0 replies · +1 points
I know plenty of financial advisers who are responsible, but don't always give the best advice. I realize that leasing cars is not for everyone and would never recommend it to someone who prefers to sink their hard-earned cash into a depreciating asset, or simply enjoy owning and working on their own cars for a number of years.