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Here's the latest pricing from another local dealer on a 36 month, 15k mile/year lease: >>>>>>>>>>>> ok we have some lease numbers for you. for 36 months with 15,000 miles with 0 down: $705-710 with 1000 down: $669-675 with 2000 down: $636-642 with 3000 down: $603-609 with 4000 down...

you're right....it's definitely apples to oranges from a cash down perspective...although even if i put down $3500 (incl first month + security, etc.) on the CX7...my guess is that it will STILL be more expensive than the lexus. I just hope this dealership is a bunch of idiots....i LOVE the cx7:)

I totally agree with you...i HAS to be a mistake...the funny thing is that i questioned the salesman & his manager on this...both said it was legit.

thanks.... to answer your ? about leasing...just wanted to have a lower car payment than i already have. Paying about $509/month for my car....was looking to lower that by $50-$75/month. Check this out...there is a special lease right now on the 2007 Lexus RX350 AWD. $439/month w/$3500 or...

Has anyone priced out the GT AWD CX-7 (w/tech) on a lease ($32,550 is what it totaled)? If so, did anyone happen to run a price on a 36 month, 15k miles/year? While I understand this has to be a mistake, but a local dealer quoted me $900 down and $681/month for the lease based on the above...

Great pix! The black cherry mica looks really dark (as mentioned)....does it look brighter in the sun? thanks for the post!

you guys rock...thanks for the info! Already making me feel better about my future purchase:)

So I read in the USA Today article about the CX-7: http://www.usatoday.com/money/autos/reviews/healey/2006-04-27-cx-7_x.htm ...and it mentions that the CX-7 will run in an "emergency mode" while burning 87 octane fuel. My question is...why would they make a CUV that 'requires' premium gas? I...