Leasing a G37 Coupe
03-21-2011, 07:27 PM
#16
i put 4k down, have a co signer on my lease, qualified for tier 1, pay 440$ a month, based on a 38K car. theres a lot of factors for this, everyones lease is different. im 23 with no credit in NY. my coupe is loaded and my dealer worked with me pretty well, atleast i felt that way.
03-21-2011, 07:42 PM
#17
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Never put money down, it's a lease not a purchase. Money down is money lost save the money for mods 
. The only money that you should put down is the first months payment. Dealers will try to convince you that putting money down is the best way to go, try to negotiate the best payment without the downpayment.
If you don't get to the price point you want, walk away and take the price negotiated to another dealer. Let the dealerships battle it out as they try to win your business. Your car can always be ordered so don't favor a dealership just because of a car. Do some research first and find out what others are paying without downpayments and make sure that the price that is quoted includes tax.
A good way to shop initially is the internet, the internet pricing tends to be more aggressive as the dealership will try anything to get you to come in. Take the internet price quoted with you to the dealership and if you are planning on using Zag, bring that price with you to the dealership. Dealerships love proof.
Good luck and happy shopping.
. The only money that you should put down is the first months payment. Dealers will try to convince you that putting money down is the best way to go, try to negotiate the best payment without the downpayment. If you don't get to the price point you want, walk away and take the price negotiated to another dealer. Let the dealerships battle it out as they try to win your business. Your car can always be ordered so don't favor a dealership just because of a car. Do some research first and find out what others are paying without downpayments and make sure that the price that is quoted includes tax.
A good way to shop initially is the internet, the internet pricing tends to be more aggressive as the dealership will try anything to get you to come in. Take the internet price quoted with you to the dealership and if you are planning on using Zag, bring that price with you to the dealership. Dealerships love proof.
Good luck and happy shopping.
03-21-2011, 07:47 PM
#18
Before this thread gets moved to the right forum let me tell you... If you have no credit and your credit score is below 700, get ready to pay a lot for your lease. You need to find out what your credit score is, and what credit Tier you qualify for. That's your first step. Then you can determine how much you'll be paying. Good luck
03-22-2011, 12:05 PM
#19
Registered User
pros:
- generally pay a little less (or about the same) as if you had owned the car for 3 years and sold it
- dont have to worry about resale value
- get a new car every few years
- dont have to worry about the market and selling....you just return the car
cons:
- all damages MUST be fixed upon returning (although why would you wanna leave ur car damaged in the first place)
- cant do drastic mods, especially engine mods....the car must be brought back 100% as stock.
- must get full coverage insurance (this is only a con if u cant really afford it)
- generally pay a little less (or about the same) as if you had owned the car for 3 years and sold it
- dont have to worry about resale value
- get a new car every few years
- dont have to worry about the market and selling....you just return the car
cons:
- all damages MUST be fixed upon returning (although why would you wanna leave ur car damaged in the first place)
- cant do drastic mods, especially engine mods....the car must be brought back 100% as stock.
- must get full coverage insurance (this is only a con if u cant really afford it)
03-23-2011, 11:54 AM
#20
Lease prices for G coupes range from about $400 to about $550 for a loaded car depending on options, dealer stock, your location and most importantly the infiniti program for that month. Some months are much better than others, but overall you will be somewhere in that range. AWD cars lease better with some colors easier to get than others.
On a lease, I beleive it makes the most sense to pay taxes and fees upfront, but to not put anything down IMHO. Your total out of pocket should be in the $2000-$2500 range.
Good luck.
On a lease, I beleive it makes the most sense to pay taxes and fees upfront, but to not put anything down IMHO. Your total out of pocket should be in the $2000-$2500 range.
Good luck.
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