Should I buy out my lease (Merged Threads)?
#61
New car every three years is always more costly. It's your decision - nobody here can decide what's best for you. I have a 17 as well but I bought it as I NEVER LEASE. yeah - I have to put a few bucks into it soon - tires etc but with only 35K miles on the clock, it's still relatively new.
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Cocal (10-09-19)
#62
Your buyout, assuming that is Canadian Dollars is a steal... I bought a December 2016 F-Sport 3 (virtually same equipment as an Executive) with 41,000km for CA$ 46k + tax and that seemed like a good deal at the time. Can't find a deal that good on autotrader right now (I can't have a black car).
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Thumble (10-10-19)
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#68
Here's another option-- if your current vehicle is worth more than the residual,it returns a positive cashflow which you can use as a down payment on any 2020 vehicle. Dealer profit is in the used car, less new car value. I have done this in the past with Lexus.
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Cocal (10-18-19)
#72
Lease buyout?
I have three months left on my 36 month lease of a 2017 RX350 with about 22000 miles on it. The buyout with taxes is about $35k. I really like the car but am wondering if this is good deal???
#73
It all depends on what options (rims,color) are on your RX. Please provide picture or text.
I searched for a few months and bought a fully loaded 2017 RX450h with 20k miles for $37,200. It was a rare find on a Kia/Dodge lot.
If your RX has Nav and 20" rims, 35k is a good price for a buyout.
I searched for a few months and bought a fully loaded 2017 RX450h with 20k miles for $37,200. It was a rare find on a Kia/Dodge lot.
If your RX has Nav and 20" rims, 35k is a good price for a buyout.