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Old 10-04-14 | 09:44 AM
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It was a guess on my part due to the limited info given us about the car, did he pay MSRP or not, didn't give us the MF or residual price. He gave us the monthly payment and MSRP and the length of lease and that was about it. Has to assume a lot of things to figure out if he got a good deal or not. The MF is one of the things the dealers can play games with. In this case if he paid MSRP he probably got a better MF than normal. Again all guesses


Originally Posted by drbazing
Ok then the MF is wrong. I don't think a dealership changes their MF by that much. The usual tier 1 credit MF is at the lowest of 0.00085 for the IS350s.
Old 10-04-14 | 12:24 PM
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Originally Posted by toyotatom
It was a guess on my part due to the limited info given us about the car, did he pay MSRP or not, didn't give us the MF or residual price. He gave us the monthly payment and MSRP and the length of lease and that was about it. Has to assume a lot of things to figure out if he got a good deal or not. The MF is one of the things the dealers can play games with. In this case if he paid MSRP he probably got a better MF than normal. Again all guesses
I calculated:

Negotiated Price: $47,750.00
Cap Cost Reduction: $3500
MF: 0.00085
Residual: 64% (36m/12k)
Taxes and Fees $3000 (upfront)

That puts me at $414.24/month.
Old 10-04-14 | 12:25 PM
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Originally Posted by BOBFSPORT
You could do much better and i wouldn't look at it this way. Since you have the cash to put down you are better off using it towards security deposits to lower the money factor. If you didint pull the trigger yet.....where in NY are you located?
Vehicles registered in NY are not allowed multiple security deposits.
Old 10-06-14 | 05:49 PM
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Originally Posted by cupofjoe
Vehicles registered in NY are not allowed multiple security deposits.
Is this the same for CT? Can someone advise, pls?
Old 10-06-14 | 07:10 PM
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Lexus Financial Website says New York is the only state where they are not allowed. Im from CT and I considered them and the dealer didn't tell me I couldn't use them.

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Is this the same for CT? Can someone advise, pls?
Old 10-06-14 | 07:13 PM
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Originally Posted by toyotatom
Lexus Financial Website says New York is the only state where they are not allowed. Im from CT and I considered them and the dealer didn't tell me I couldn't use them.
Good to know. Thanks.

P.S. Where in CT are you? I'm in East Haven.
Old 10-07-14 | 05:28 AM
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Somers, on the Mass border


Originally Posted by lexi90
Good to know. Thanks.

P.S. Where in CT are you? I'm in East Haven.
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