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My lease offer: by shylard on Thu Apr 24 11:05:56 PDT 2008; Hi all, I just sent over the following offer and it was accepted over the phone. :D Should I ask for this in writing? 2008 G37 Journey coupe, auto, premium pkg, navigation in Blue Slate/Stone 24 mos/12k miles MSRP: $45,197.18 Residual @ 71%: $32,090 MF: 1.94 Doc Fee: $595 $0 down CT Taxes @6%: ~$678 (to be added to monthly payment) Another thing, dealer said they don't offer a 24mos/10k lease, but doesn't IFS increase the residual percentage by 1% for lowering your mileage? :confuse: i.e. 12k would be 71%, 10k would be 72% I've got an appointment set up for Saturday, so I should be turning my 2005 Pathfinder lease in and driving out with the G37! :shades: I'd love to know your thoughts and any answers to my questions! Thanks!!

Re: 2008 M35x deal: much better than 2006 [finadv]: by nrwayne on Wed Apr 09 10:20:13 PDT 2008; Absolutely worth the money. In fact, they guarantee that the deals they come up with will more than make up for their fee. These guys are a class act. No nonsense whatsoever. The final deal: M35x w/NAV, 2 years, 18,000 miles, zero down, 6% tax= $584. Front money is 1295, which includes first month's payment, $595 bank fee, and tax on rebate. I spent the grand total of 20 minutes on the phone speaking with the sales manager, then another 10 minutes with the person who will process the order and deliver the car. Toward the end of the month, I'll bring in my 2006, trade keys, and pick up the 2008. Why anyone would want to drive from dealer to dealer and put up with all the silly talk when you can make the arrangements this way is beyond me.

Re: 2008 M35x deal: much better than 2006 [djdez]: by nrwayne on Mon Apr 07 18:31:39 PDT 2008; FYI, the money factor for a 24-month lease is .00084 and the residual is 64%.

Re: Leasing a M35 [djrampage7]: by nrwayne on Mon Apr 07 18:28:37 PDT 2008; There is no M32.

Re: 2008 M35x deal: much better than 2006 [finadv]: by nrwayne on Mon Apr 07 18:27:36 PDT 2008; MSRP: 49,165 with AWD and NAV. I used a nonprofit pricing service called Leasewise which is found at www.carbargains.org. They guarantee at least six bids. Told me it would take seven business days to get me a report. I got it in two days.

2008 M35x deal: much better than 2006: by nrwayne on Sat Apr 05 07:20:45 PDT 2008; I got nine bids for a 24-month lease of an M35x w/Nav and 15,000 miles. Best was $548.72 plus tax and tags. Initial payment is $595 bank fee + first month's lease fee. Document fee is $45. Most of the dealers passed on what appears to be a manufacturer's incentive of about $2500, including a loyalty incentive of $1000. The highest quote was $663.36 + doc fee of $189. The latter apparently had no interest in passing on the incentives. The low-end deal was based on dealer invoice minus $2553 with no additional fee for vehicles located within 100 miles, no dealer-installed options, and no other dealer fees. I got my 2006 from the same dealer, received first-class treatment then, and expect ditto now. FYI, the money factor for a 24-month lease is .00084 and the residual is 64%. Additional mileage is 10 cents/mile up front. I can't imagine doing this well and as quickly by calling or visiting multiple dealers.

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