Lease early termination?
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Someone check me on this (!)
Rent charge is the total of your finance costs. Per month it equals the money factor x (residual + capitalized cost)
So for you
MF x (31815+19862) = 1542/36
MF = 42.83 / 51677 = 0.00082888 or 1.99% (APR)
So your interest rate is okay.
Your cap cost is odd.
Mine is agreed upon value of car plus acquisition fee ($595).
Mine is over $1000 less than yours and I'm not sure why.
Did they charge over $1600 acquisition fee or did they talk you into perma plate (LOL) or something else ?
Rent charge is the total of your finance costs. Per month it equals the money factor x (residual + capitalized cost)
So for you
MF x (31815+19862) = 1542/36
MF = 42.83 / 51677 = 0.00082888 or 1.99% (APR)
So your interest rate is okay.
Your cap cost is odd.
Mine is agreed upon value of car plus acquisition fee ($595).
Mine is over $1000 less than yours and I'm not sure why.
Did they charge over $1600 acquisition fee or did they talk you into perma plate (LOL) or something else ?
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The funny thing is, I know how leases work, I know how to calculate them, etc. I'm pretty sure, I had this all figured out before I went to the dealer, but now I can't find my spreadsheet. And I'm pretty sure that my payment jived with these numbers.
I know the residual isn't negotiable. It's a standard lease, 36 months, 36k miles. If anyone has their paperwork handy, does the agreed upon value of the vehicle = your gross cap cost - destination? My destination cost isn't here either, but I'm pretty sure it was $595.
I'll definitely be heading to my dealer to get some answers. I know I'm screwed, but I want to know that it was done intentionally so I can warn others, and know myself that I'll never be going back there.
Thanks for the help guys. Learning some lessons here today.
I know the residual isn't negotiable. It's a standard lease, 36 months, 36k miles. If anyone has their paperwork handy, does the agreed upon value of the vehicle = your gross cap cost - destination? My destination cost isn't here either, but I'm pretty sure it was $595.
I'll definitely be heading to my dealer to get some answers. I know I'm screwed, but I want to know that it was done intentionally so I can warn others, and know myself that I'll never be going back there.
Thanks for the help guys. Learning some lessons here today.
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I think you negotiate the agreed upon value. The destination cost seems to be fairly standard. So:
The gross cap cost = agreed upon value + destination + anything else they care to add (which is your case was another $1k or so)
And then any deposit etc. drops the gross cap cost to adjusted cap cost.
The gross cap cost = agreed upon value + destination + anything else they care to add (which is your case was another $1k or so)
And then any deposit etc. drops the gross cap cost to adjusted cap cost.
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What was invoice pricing for the 2005? Anyone know?
What's interesting is the difference between your agreed upon value and the gross capitalized cost. My agreed value is $30000 and the gross cost is $30595 which is just the agreed value and the acquisition fee.
Rent charge looks right - mine is $1505. That's just the interest on the lease. Your payment of $373 works out based on those numbers. But your payoff should be only $27782 if you've had the car a whole year. Your payoff should be the number of months remaining x $330 plus the residual of $19862.
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