Montana Honda Car Dealers

Can anyone here provide me with the MF and residuals for a 2011 accord 5 mt, for a 3 yr 12k lease, Thanks

I don't see anything on Honda Finance about the loyalty cash back. I only see finance & lease offers. Where can i find more about this? I'm looking to trade mt 10 accord coupe in on a11 Sedan EX-L w/navi.

Replying to my own message, but still hoping Car_man might be able to validate the MF and Residual on this model, or others might be able to comment on the deal: I took a trip to one of the local Honda dealers today. Was presented the following offer on a 2011 Accord Coupe EX-L 6-cylinder with Navigation: Cap Cost: $28,400 Residual: $16,154 Money Factor: .00049 They are buying out my 2009 TSX Tech MT Black/Black with 20,100 miles on it. I think there is at least $1500 - $2000 in equity available on the TSX to work with. My payout on the TSX is $21,400, and KBB lists it for $24,425 for a "Good" condition Trade-in value, or $26,625 for Private Sale. PostyTSX

Can you help with the current figures for Civic leases? Trying to back into the figures from the terms of the current factory deals ($200/month for 35 months w/ nothing down or $149/ month for 36 months w/ $1,999 down for an LX at 12k per year). Residual seems to be 60% but I'm having a hard time calculating the MF without knowing what other fees, etc are in there. So, my questions are: 1) What are the current MF and residuals for a 36 month 12k/year lease on a LX or LX-S. 2) Are the residuals any different for AT vs MT 3) Do you know what the MFs are at maybe one tier below "Super Preferred?" Thanks.

Hello nsmelcer. Honda Finance's March buy rate lease money factor and residual value for a 36 month lease of a 2011 Accord Sedan LX MT with 15,000 miles per year are .00113 and 56%, respectively for consumers who qualify for its top aka "Super Preferred" credit tier. When negotiating your lease on this car, make sure to take advantage of the $1,500 cash incentive that is currently available on it. The reason why the payment that you were quoted is so high is the $4,000 in negative equity that you're trying to roll into your new lease. You would be better off waiting until you are less upside down on your Altima to get something new. If you absolutely have to get a new car now, shoot for a selling price of a couple hundred dollars over dealer invoice minus the aforementioned cash incentive. Car_man Host Prices Paid: Buying & Leasing Experiences Forum