www.EzSourceleasing.com ?
#1
www.EzSourceleasing.com ?
Does anyone know of these third party leasing companies?
www.EzSourceleasing.com
Anyone have experience with them?
Are they reliable? and if so, how can they offer such thing at fraction of actual cost from dealers????
Thanks in advance.
www.EzSourceleasing.com
Anyone have experience with them?
Are they reliable? and if so, how can they offer such thing at fraction of actual cost from dealers????
Thanks in advance.
#3
Doesn't look very cheap to me.
A Boxster with no options is $619 for 36mo/12K year plus $3.4K up front. That makes it essentially $715 or so a month for a $46K car. And it's generally dumb to put anything up front on a lease, other than first payment.
A Boxster with no options is $619 for 36mo/12K year plus $3.4K up front. That makes it essentially $715 or so a month for a $46K car. And it's generally dumb to put anything up front on a lease, other than first payment.
#4
Originally Posted by basscase,Feb 1 2008, 04:43 PM
Doesn't look very cheap to me.
A Boxster with no options is $619 for 36mo/12K year plus $3.4K up front. That makes it essentially $715 or so a month for a $46K car. And it's generally dumb to put anything up front on a lease, other than first payment.
A Boxster with no options is $619 for 36mo/12K year plus $3.4K up front. That makes it essentially $715 or so a month for a $46K car. And it's generally dumb to put anything up front on a lease, other than first payment.
Boxster seems high but it is still cheaper than what Porsche is offering, bit look at X5 for example, they are more than $150 cheaper than BMW if you make down payment the same amount.
I just want to know if anyone else had experience with them because their deals seem to good to be true.
#6
Originally Posted by jlstyle82,Feb 1 2008, 02:59 PM
But most of lease deal from manufactor (luxury) usually require $2500~3500 down payments.
Boxster seems high but it is still cheaper than what Porsche is offering, bit look at X5 for example, they are more than $150 cheaper than BMW if you make down payment the same amount.
I just want to know if anyone else had experience with them because their deals seem to good to be true.
Boxster seems high but it is still cheaper than what Porsche is offering, bit look at X5 for example, they are more than $150 cheaper than BMW if you make down payment the same amount.
I just want to know if anyone else had experience with them because their deals seem to good to be true.
#7
Originally Posted by s2kpdx01,Feb 1 2008, 04:52 PM
It's all negotiable. Don't put crap down on a lease. If they won't budge look somewhere else. I think sometimes people don't realize everything is negotiable on a lease just like when you buy a car.
Trending Topics
#8
Originally Posted by dombey,Feb 1 2008, 04:57 PM
no kidding...everything is negotiable - I fail to see why you would ever want to put anything down on a lease, it sort of defeats the purpose.
#9
they can shop ALL lease lenders (its a simple program) but some dealers will only go through their own mfg banks for the leases. Alot of times it is a higher pmt, but less risk for the dealers. The "other" banks are less consistent, but there are some great deals to be had. JUST DO NOT DO AN OPEN ENDED OR BALOON lease.... you have been warned!
(btw I lease eveything that does not appreciate....)
Matt
(btw I lease eveything that does not appreciate....)
Matt
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
**Jay-V**
California - Southern California S2000 Owners
9
03-22-2004 10:33 PM