jred321 said:so if you choose to buy at the end of your lease you pay $41,680 + any financing charges from the $18,000 end of lease purchase price. if the sticker price was $34k (guess), financed at 7% for 5 years you pay $40,394 for the car. after your 5 years of payments you're done when you buy whereas after 42 months on a lease you still owe $18k on the car or, if you want to pay it off in the same time period as a 60 month loan, $1,000/month + interest.
spike blue said:well yeah you right but mazda don't hold a value, dont get me wrong i love mazda but it is true, now my dads cx-7 value is around 16k and the debt is 25k so we allready lose 9k if we trade the beutifull baby LOL!!! Thats why im leasing !!! Oh yeah and if bought the G the monthly will be around 700 to 800 with a tier 1 credit!!! So i guess i make a good deal!!
well yea I could see that then, if it had some problems that you wouldn't want to pass off to another private party, let the dealership deal with reconditioning itspike blue said:because the car was a mess!! but that was past and for that learn not to trade a car on the stealerships
(stfu)Barney said:Give a fancy Toyota a fancy name with a bunch of crap options I'd never use and increase it's price by 30%. Same goes for Lexus, Acura, Cadillac, and whoever else that can crank out in car form and way overpriced in SUV conclomerations. That the rich seem to need to buy/lease. Just to say "Look at me, I'm a rich douche bag that can go 80 on the interstate and you pee ons driving lesser cars better get out of my way"
agreed, thats just insane.ill_eagle94 said:Ouch... I'd never lease a car for that kind of money.
Actually, I'd never lease a car, but over 5 bills is crazy!
Exactly. Having tunnel vision and only considering monthly payments is a very short-sighted way to go about things.nealric said:Have you done the math to see how much you will actually pay for that car if you decide to buy?
Buying cars with cash FTW!
Barney said:Give a fancy Toyota a fancy name with a bunch of crap options I'd never use and increase it's price by 30%. Same goes for Lexus, Acura, Cadillac, and whoever else that can crank out in car form and way overpriced in SUV conclomerations. That the rich seem to need to buy/lease. Just to say "Look at me, I'm a rich douche bag that can go 80 on the interstate and you pee ons driving lesser cars better get out of my way"
SwampAss said:I would have really shopped interest rates. 11% for a new car is terrible unless you have some prior credit woes. The G35 is nice for sure but that's an INSANE lease payment. Then again, when I was younger, the full purchase price of my car was 2 of your payments.
Here's a question:
If you are in your early 20s and get something like a G35, what do you get next? I mean, you've already got a really nice car. Most people generally get something a little nicer each time. By age 40 you'll have to buy a 7 series.
I started out with s*** cars. I got my first new car in 2000 and even then it was a cheap 14k Chevy pickup. I couldn't imagine rolling a G35 even now. My BMW was expensive enough. It was only 31k.
spike blue said:well the ms3 is not a better car!!! neither the G35!!
Both have a lot power
both have a good handling
BUT infinity has more reliability and the engine has more potential to mods(not plannig to do them now but in two years or when the lease is over and i have the option to buy it for 19k i will make it a beast)
Infinity has more luxury and is faster for what i see!! Ive driven the ms3 and i feel the G35 faster!!!
Both are in the 10 best cars of 2007 car and driver
both have the 10 best engines of the world
So i cannot say that the ms3 and the G35 are bad when they have a lot in common except that the ms3 is a hot hacth back and the G35 is a big sport sedan!!
I was thinking the same thing but when i see and drive the G i love it!! I allready have 600 miles on it !!!