RS6 Lease numbers yet?
#3
Nothing until the cars arrive. The banks change all rates
every month to reflect residual and money factors. Those are highly guarded numbers not released to anyone outside of the institution until the correct date. Usually on the 4th to 8th of each month
#4
Here are some numbers to guesstimate
Price: $85,000
Residual: 65% ($55,250)
Term: 36 months
Money Factor: .0025 (Approx 6%)
This yields:
Deprication: 29,750
Deprciation Monthly Payment: $826.39
Money Factor Monthly Payment: $350.63
Base Lease Rate: $1,177.01
Sales Tax: 6.5%: 76.51
Total Monthly Payment: $1,253.52
The numbers are the top are estimates, but probably close, so this should give you an idea. Obviously the residual plays the biggest factor, along with the term
Residual: 65% ($55,250)
Term: 36 months
Money Factor: .0025 (Approx 6%)
This yields:
Deprication: 29,750
Deprciation Monthly Payment: $826.39
Money Factor Monthly Payment: $350.63
Base Lease Rate: $1,177.01
Sales Tax: 6.5%: 76.51
Total Monthly Payment: $1,253.52
The numbers are the top are estimates, but probably close, so this should give you an idea. Obviously the residual plays the biggest factor, along with the term
#5
Re: Here are some numbers to guesstimate
No way its going to have a 65% residual. You'd be really lucky with 55%. Most cars are between 45% and 60%-63% with only the very best residuals going to cars like Honda and Acura.
#6
$7K down, about $9,500 due at signing . . .
42 month lease about $900 +/- per month. This is taking a ton of variables and applying assumptions. Including the assumption the cars will be readily available. We all know the problem with assumptions.
Brian
Brian
#7
Residual will be more like 53% at best...
Right now BMW has a special on the 325i which gives a 63% residual...which is "outrageous" really. Audi residuals are usually in the 50s and this being a big $$$ version, I doubt the residual will be better.
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