Someone is getting a good deal
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Someone is getting a good deal
I check this website time to time here. I found a new owner for my 330i. As you can see, I nearly fell of my chair when I saw this deal. Too bad it is pending or it would be mine tonight.
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"$9000 down to take over payments"
So $9000 / 15mo left on lease = $600/mo + another $400/mo in payments. And you are at $1000/mo basically for this lease.
Is that a good deal?
Andrew
So $9000 / 15mo left on lease = $600/mo + another $400/mo in payments. And you are at $1000/mo basically for this lease.
Is that a good deal?
Andrew
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Originally Posted by aklucsarits,Jul 12 2005, 07:29 PM
"$9000 down to take over payments"
So $9000 / 15mo left on lease = $600/mo + another $400/mo in payments. And you are at $1000/mo basically for this lease.
Is that a good deal?
Andrew
So $9000 / 15mo left on lease = $600/mo + another $400/mo in payments. And you are at $1000/mo basically for this lease.
Is that a good deal?
Andrew
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Originally Posted by steve c,Jul 12 2005, 11:28 PM
9 grand to take over and a residual that is 12-16k over the value of the car at the end of the lease -- and you have to live in Ohio. Not such a great deal.
i searched for 2001's so as to be closely indicative of this 2002, one year hence.
of course, the other side of your post implies that you can get a 2001 right now - on average - for low 60's.
if so, hook a brotha' up.
agree about the ohio part.
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Originally Posted by kitwetzler,Jul 14 2005, 10:33 AM
unfortunately a new S2k is $750 driveoff and $375 a month
I can't believe it though, there are tons of s2ks listed there for >$420/month including some in the $500/month range.
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how is the residual 12-16K too high when the average price on trader.com for 116 2001 911 Turbos is $80,646?