Anyone leasing their Mz3?
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Just a guess, but I think $399
IS300's is nice, Sport Design is even cooler.
Someone from Canada should be able to help you out with the conversion to tell you if it's a "good" deal. From what i've been told, credit has alot to do with leasing since there is no money up front. My case, i put down 10k, so i got a good rate for financing the rest.
Best of luck to you.
IS300's is nice, Sport Design is even cooler.
Someone from Canada should be able to help you out with the conversion to tell you if it's a "good" deal. From what i've been told, credit has alot to do with leasing since there is no money up front. My case, i put down 10k, so i got a good rate for financing the rest.
Best of luck to you.
There's no way. Any "high end" leased car I've ever seen always requires a hefty downpayment ($2-4K).odie said:
FYI - 387 Canadian is 291 USD... http://www.xe.com/ucc/
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How about 950.00 down, including all title, registration and such, no security deposit or 1st onth payment for 54 months at 67,500 miles for 294 a month US including tax.....
ok...so i finally got my mazda 3 sport, but in the end, between the dealer and my fathers advice ended up leasing the veichle. what i got:
GT sport red lava, AT, AC, tinting, and Their plan that allows you to return the car with up to 3500$ in damages (600$ tax in) no questions asked. That can be used for scratches, dented bumpers, bald tires...pretty much anythin i asked. I then scratched the 3m coating off the list cuz they would pay for the stone chips and things.
I opted for the 36mo lease, with 5850 down, minus the graduate rebate, for 363/month. Buy out at around 14500+taxes.
What do you think?
And oh yeah, got them to throw in 10 oil changes!
GT sport red lava, AT, AC, tinting, and Their plan that allows you to return the car with up to 3500$ in damages (600$ tax in) no questions asked. That can be used for scratches, dented bumpers, bald tires...pretty much anythin i asked. I then scratched the 3m coating off the list cuz they would pay for the stone chips and things.
I opted for the 36mo lease, with 5850 down, minus the graduate rebate, for 363/month. Buy out at around 14500+taxes.
What do you think?
And oh yeah, got them to throw in 10 oil changes!
The math...398x48=19104 buyout 11650 TOTAL 30754autox17 said:
...363x36+5850-600=18318 buyout 14100 TOTAL 32418
The totals are alittle off cuz i didnt calculate the taxes on the buyout (15%)
but its under 2000$ different...and if i dont buy the car, i pay less for the lease and get a new car in 3 years instead of 4. Plus, i think i got more options with my car than the person leasing for 398?? ATvs manual, moon?, tints and care package (1000$) and 10 free oil changes
Oh well, im ok with the price...but i should really stop looking
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The reason the leasing numbers on the MZ3 are a bit off base is due to the lack of MFG lease support.
Anytime you see a rather pricey car with a low lease number its beacuse the MFG has "enhanced" the lease by bumping the residual or buying down the money factor. They do this to help move units.
Since the MZ3 is selling without rebates, I doubt mazda will pay the money to enhance residuals or buy down money factors.
Anytime you see a rather pricey car with a low lease number its beacuse the MFG has "enhanced" the lease by bumping the residual or buying down the money factor. They do this to help move units.
Since the MZ3 is selling without rebates, I doubt mazda will pay the money to enhance residuals or buy down money factors.
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