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Re: To Car_Man: [Car_man]: by baxterdown on Fri Oct 09 05:44:00 PDT 2009; Thanks Car_man. I appreciate the info! We'll see how it goes...

Re: To Car_Man: [rbirns1]: by baxterdown on Mon Oct 05 15:44:07 PDT 2009; Thanks for the clarification. That makes sense. A dealer quoted me today 55% residual with .0018 (4.32%) MF for 36 months on the luxury collection. 53% same MF for 39 months. He confirmed the $1K conquest incentive and called it regional. I'm looking forward to what Car_man has to say.

To Car_Man:: by baxterdown on Sun Oct 04 17:53:26 PDT 2009; Hi Car_man, Can you please post Oct lease rates for the 2010 FWD SRX base and FWD Luxury? I am looking for: - Term (36 and/or 39) - MF - Residual - Miles (12K) - Acq. Fee I am located in Fort Lauderdale, FL. Have you heard of a supposed $1,000 conquest incentive in my area? I didn't see it on Edmunds.com. I only saw the $500 in lieu of the 60-day return.... Thanks in advance for your help!

Re: New lease offers [tambaydriver]: by artmbgolf on Fri Aug 28 20:56:14 PDT 2009; I saw lease figures on a 2009 CTS in PA. The down payment + lease payment is much closer (about $50 a month) to a purchase. They also want a security deposit now. I don't know the lease details that Carman can provide. It looks like any lease savings now is not enough to outweight the constraints of leasing. A 39 month lease (instead of 36 month) creates a $15-20 lower payment, but then you have 3 more payments and you are shopping for a car in a different time period the next time. If you like shopping in Sept for example, to have a pick of left overs and new model year, you will want a 36 month lease, if you lease. CTS has lots of options, but most of them are in packages, so you may have to accept some options you don't care for to get options you want. It looks like they are trying to make it simpler for 2010, by having a base car, a luxury version and a performace version. Coming from BMW, you will want the FE2 18" wheel option or maybe even FE3, living in FL.

Re: New lease offers [Car_man]: by tambaydriver on Fri Aug 28 20:10:59 PDT 2009; Car man, I am in FL and would appreciate the numbers for a CTS lease, 36 mths, 10k or 12k miles. If the 39 mth lease is a better value based on low mileage needs I would be interested to hear your opinion. I have not bought a US make in a long time and I am not looking forward to the endless packages and options menu but suffice it to say a "nicely equipped" car. Coming out of a BMW. Lastly, is there any info on the new CTS crossover styled vehicle. Your help has been invaluable in the past and I appreciate the service you offer. Thanks.

2010 CTS COupe: by bojohart on Wed Feb 04 08:38:52 PST 2009; I had heard that Cadillac was bringing out a new CTS coupe, for 2010. Based upon this, I leased my 2008 STS, with lease expiring in August 2009, the date the new car was to have debuted. Cadillac has dropped the coupe's debut, instead, bringing out a station wagon. I have NO interest in a wagon, as we now have a 2009 Murano to fill that niche. I contacted Cadillac, and they confirmed the fact that the coupe has been pushed back, and is listed as a concept car. If price is right, I'll buy the 2008 STS I am driving now, as it is a wonderful car, and in excellent condition.

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