Does anyone know the money factor for a lease on the crossfire and how much off MSRP I should asking for?

Thanks!

 

don't worry about the lease factor. there are too many variables here... 1. what is the actual car you're working on? 2. how much down? 3. term 36/39/48/60? how is the credit? how many miles per year?

You want to go in on the National add. The automatic x-fire limited coupe lases out better than the 6 speed in either trim level. the roadster is a little better. It all pretty much goes by the residual. the better the residual the better the lease payments.

Just go in, tell the man you're going to put $2000 (registration/motor veh, bank fees 1st payment) out of pocket and tell him you'd like to be around $380 +/- $10 (depending on the local tax/registration) including tax x 36 mo @ 12kmi/yr. with excelent credit that is. on an '05 x-fire limited coupe. convertible is a little more.

If that doesn't work, let me know and I'll lease you one. But you'd have to come to Jersey

If that doesn't work

 

Is it possible to lease a crossfire limited auto for 380ish with $1000 down and 15000 miles for 36 months? I have excellent credit.

Thanks!

 

Um, yeah, but you might be able to get a definate answer if you called a dealer.

 

I have one 04 limited I leased it with 1500 down and 330 a month for 39 months

 

i leased an 04 autostick with 1500 down, 375/month, 36 months, 20k a year, and that includes 60k miles worth of oil changes. Without the oil changes, it would be 360/month.

 

If I hadn't leased last year I'd buy now with the low 20s prices on 04 autosticks. Your better off to buy now at the low price!!Save almost 10k or more !

 

Everything is relative to where you live. If they're selling a lot of these cars in your area they might be less likely to give a great deal. If they're just sitting around collecting dust, then they'll want to get rid of them soon. Taxes and motor vehicle fees also play a very big role in what sort of monthly payments you can get.

Go on the end of the month. This is when we have to get our quotas in. Sometimes the dealer will take a small looser deal just to get over the curve.

Credit is one of the factors as I have said before.

But as mentioned before by HEB80, go to the dealer, don't call. They'll tell you what you want to hear just to get you in the door. Go there on the second to last or last day of the month with money in hand.

I wouldn't recomend buying one, because when the SRT6's have been out and the price drops you'll probably want one of them too and you'll be so upside down you can't trade out unless you have a lot of money down. Leasing gives you the option to get out in aq few years (after you've dogged the s out of the car). What if you have a change of plans? Things change. you can always buy out the lease if you really like the car......