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Race Director
Joined: Nov 2003
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From: Bergen county NJ
As a guess....it should cost out around 55 percent of msrp over the 36 months...
No subsidizing for years to come...
Porsche boxster has a nice subsidized lease right now as sales are somewhat slow...
It's like 18 grand for the 3 years with low miles during the term...
No subsidizing for years to come...
Porsche boxster has a nice subsidized lease right now as sales are somewhat slow...
It's like 18 grand for the 3 years with low miles during the term...
Safety Car
Joined: Aug 2012
Posts: 4,377
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From: Danbury CT
As a guess....it should cost out around 55 percent of msrp over the 36 months...
No subsidizing for years to come...
Porsche boxster has a nice subsidized lease right now as sales are somewhat slow...
It's like 18 grand for the 3 years with low miles during the term...
No subsidizing for years to come...
Porsche boxster has a nice subsidized lease right now as sales are somewhat slow...
It's like 18 grand for the 3 years with low miles during the term...
As for the P car they are very strong resale products and that's half the battle, if as you say they are running aggressive programs now you are correct in that the deals would be good. Also keep in mind the sale price is the last factor, for every $1000 discount you'll save $30 per month on a 36 month lease!
Race Director
Joined: Nov 2003
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From: Bergen county NJ
It's been a while since I leased but overall costs should be 50 tp 55 percent of the msrp over the 36 months...as a best guess....
No msrp but guessing loaded well is 72 grand?
I'd suggest a thousand a month give or take a hundred for 36 months..tax and tags up front
If actual pricing hits April 25th then the supporting dealers here can better answer the question shortly
No msrp but guessing loaded well is 72 grand?
I'd suggest a thousand a month give or take a hundred for 36 months..tax and tags up front
If actual pricing hits April 25th then the supporting dealers here can better answer the question shortly
Last edited by JerriVette; Apr 20, 2013 at 07:11 AM.
Safety Car
Joined: Aug 2012
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From: Danbury CT
It's been a while since I leased but overall costs should be 50 tp 55 percent of the msrp over the 36 months...as a best guess....
No msrp but guessing loaded well is 72 grand?
I'd suggest a thousand a month give or take a hundred for 36 months..tax and tags up front
If actual pricing hits April 25th then the supporting dealers here can better answer the question shortly
No msrp but guessing loaded well is 72 grand?
I'd suggest a thousand a month give or take a hundred for 36 months..tax and tags up front
If actual pricing hits April 25th then the supporting dealers here can better answer the question shortly
Le Mans Master
Joined: Sep 2010
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From: Chester County PA
It's been a while since I leased but overall costs should be 50 tp 55 percent of the msrp over the 36 months...as a best guess....
No msrp but guessing loaded well is 72 grand?
I'd suggest a thousand a month give or take a hundred for 36 months..tax and tags up front
If actual pricing hits April 25th then the supporting dealers here can better answer the question shortly
No msrp but guessing loaded well is 72 grand?
I'd suggest a thousand a month give or take a hundred for 36 months..tax and tags up front
If actual pricing hits April 25th then the supporting dealers here can better answer the question shortly
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Melting Slicks
Joined: May 2002
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From: West Des Moines Ia
As I have gotten towards Retirement age I have looked at Leasing. I really have no desire to actually own any more new automobiles. The urge to mod seems to have left me. But since my Corvettes have sat thru the winter months I don't much care for paying for something that just sits there. I just don't see any Leasing Deals coming for the first 2 or 3 years. After the 2 to 3 year period, it will really boil down to how sales go on the new C7. Leasing deals have very rarely ever favored the consumer.
Burning Brakes
Joined: Jan 2005
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From: Cary NC
After that, I'm right back to my "buy and hold" philosophy that still has me in my well-amortized 13-year-old C5!
Le Mans Master
Joined: Jul 2009
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From: Los Angeles California
I didn't think about that. That's really a great way to look at it.
Do you know if GM does the lease to buy thing so that at the end of the lease you get a better deal on buying the car back if you still want it?
Do you know if GM does the lease to buy thing so that at the end of the lease you get a better deal on buying the car back if you still want it?
Burning Brakes
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From: Cary NC
Safety Car
Joined: Dec 2003
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From: USA
Has anyone here ever leased a 'Vette from a forum dealer out of state and if so, how difficult was the process? Can you get the car delivered and what happens at the end of the lease when you have to return it if you don't want to drive hundreds or thousands of miles away?
Banned Scam/Spammer
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From: Bonita Springs FL
Lease payments on these cars will be brutal for the 1st year or two. A "good" lease payment comes from an invoice price further reduced by factory price reductions. Then there are various lease support programs which reduce the interest rate or money factor and a few other accounting tricks that can be employed. You will see none of that for the initial run of C7s.
Racer
Joined: Jan 2013
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As a guess....it should cost out around 55 percent of msrp over the 36 months...
No subsidizing for years to come...
Porsche boxster has a nice subsidized lease right now as sales are somewhat slow...
It's like 18 grand for the 3 years with low miles during the term...
No subsidizing for years to come...
Porsche boxster has a nice subsidized lease right now as sales are somewhat slow...
It's like 18 grand for the 3 years with low miles during the term...
Race Director
Joined: Aug 1999
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From: Bluffton SC via Canton Oh
It s a challenge to me to lease because most vette drivers never use the allotted miles. If they where to give a credit on unused miles like they do for excess miles maybe that would make a little more sense.