Hey guys lookin at gettin a caymen
Car is 67k
Non S

5k down
27 months
10k miles
$ 930 with la sales tax

xWhat u guys think?
Kinda ready but dont know if price is right..

 

Check with a local leasing company to see if they can get a lower price for the car and a lower payment for you.

 

[QU=TAch Miami;3830708]Check with a local leasing company to see if they can get a lower price for the car and a lower payment for you.[/QUOTE]

What Is a Local leasing company?
Im in los Angeles
Give me a name that is local to you?

 

Google "los angeles auto leasing companies"

 

Cones uo with alot of fake companys...
Fleetwood leasing
And such like that

Cannyou give me a company that you know is legit. Even from fla I can get a reference from them...
Thx

 

I just bought mine for $903 with 0 down, but the lease was actually higher, almost $1100 I think.

 

I often take over existing leases. This means i have a shorter lease and i get a new car more often. Also, the $$ is soooooo much better. Usually instead of putting 5k down, the current leasee will give me an incentive $1-5000 to take it from them. Its fabulous.

Check out leasetrader.com or my favorite (no cost) swapalease.com. Search and start negotiating.

I've taken about 6 cars over in the past 5 years for my wife and I.

Good Luck,

TJ

 

I'll check that out...thanks man!!

 

I just leased one. That sounds fine

 

OT but how do you handle undisclosed prev. damage etc. when you turn leased car in?

 

geetee,

When turning a car back in upon expiration of the lease, any damage is responsibility of current leasee. If the previous leasee did damage, the new leasee would want to make sure its fixed or is properly compensated upon taking over the new lease.

Also, ive turned in a few and it seems the level of damage allowed by the car company is different between companies. As regards BMW the damage needs to be bigger than a credit card to be considered a payable item. They rarely look inside, but im sure if there was a big rip in a seat or something they would ding you.

TJ

 

Not very good. I have a GM friend of one of the Largest Porsche dealerships here in OC if you want me to put you in touch. bsbrunick@gmail.com

 

My dealer is offering $527 per month, $5,000 down, 5,000 miles per year for 24 months or $847 per month, zero down plus first months payment on the dealer, 5,000 per year for 24 months. Sound like a much better deal to me.

 

Hennessy

 

According to their website, the lease above is based on a $54,885.00 car and the $547/month deal requires $6995 drive off costs while the $847 is sign and drive with zero drive off cost.