getting another g37....maybe
05-24-2009, 12:15 PM
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getting another g37....maybe
im going to get right to the point. I bought a g37 on dec 2007. It was totaled on nov 2008. i would love to get another 1. My credit score is above 730. Instead of buying it this time i would like to lease it. What would be some good numbers with 0 down for an 09 G37 auto with sport, nav, premium?
05-24-2009, 09:10 PM
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Never put money down on a lease and PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE...make sure and do your homework if you have never leased before, once you sign those papers you're locked into the deal for the length of the term. So if something changes next year, you're not going to be able to just get out of it because you want something different or you can no longer afford the payments. That said, all the information you need to run the numbers is available on the web.
That said, start with Edmunds, get the invoice price and decide how much over that you're willing to offer/take. Then check at leasecompare for the current residuals and money factor. Now I'm not sure you'll get the best rate as it will be based on your credit score, but at least it gives you the numbers to shoot for. Then take this information and plug it into any lease calculator you find by doing a google search. I believe there is a $595 inception fee on all leases, which you can roll in or pay upfront.
Also make sure you have some kind of GAP insurance with your insurance agent (not the dealer) incase you total this one. Best of luck and let us know if you have any other questions before signing.
Mike
That said, start with Edmunds, get the invoice price and decide how much over that you're willing to offer/take. Then check at leasecompare for the current residuals and money factor. Now I'm not sure you'll get the best rate as it will be based on your credit score, but at least it gives you the numbers to shoot for. Then take this information and plug it into any lease calculator you find by doing a google search. I believe there is a $595 inception fee on all leases, which you can roll in or pay upfront.
Also make sure you have some kind of GAP insurance with your insurance agent (not the dealer) incase you total this one. Best of luck and let us know if you have any other questions before signing.
Mike
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i finance the first g37. I think Infiniti makes u get GAP insurance if you lease/finance a car right? They made me get it with my last one. Car insurance alone is gonna rape me if i get this car again....thats the only thing thats holding me back.
