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I am looking for Jaguar's current money factor and residual for the 2012 Jaguar XF Base model @ 36 months and 12K miles a year out of Los Angeles CA. I am looking to close a deal this week. Thanks a ton for all you do!
To be more specific, I got the following deal and I am trying to invetsigate whether it is reasonable or not. Vehicle XJ2011 supercharged MSRP: 93,050 (it includes some optionals) bank fee: 795 net capitalized cost: 86,178.65 money factor: 0.00175 monthly payment: 1424.08 (including CA tax) down payment: 5,000 (includes 2,204.35 cap reduction, 1,092 dmv fee, 1,424.08 advance payment) Any help is appreciated.
Thank you, but there's no need to bother with my previous question, post #180. The answer is .00057, and 48%. I leased an Infiniti M37 instead.
I'm considering leasing a 2011 Jaguar XF base model, without any options, and am looking at 36 months/15,000 miles per year, with minimum drive-off. I'm in Southern Calif., with an 8.75% tax rate. Can Car_Man or anyone else provide Jaguar's money factors and residuals for a 2011 XF at 36 months and 15K miles per year? Thanks in advance.
Hi Nish, Thanks for the feedback. I know you are across the continent but should that really make a difference in the lease deal I can get in CA? They are now at $799/month with $3500 Drive Off. It is a completely loaded Premium XF listed at $58,500 selling it to me for the $46,600 price or somewhere in that area. But it is still about $4000 above what you paid and with $2500 more down. Am I getting a bad deal? Any opinions would be so appreciated. I hope to decide by Thursday. Thank you.
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