Yes you can pay it off at any time. You have a payoff, for example when you lease an SL you have a payoff of about 27k (est). You could buy it right away, you would just have to pay the sales tax (if applicable) on the payoff amt.
mossyleaf said:Yes you can pay it off at any time. You have a payoff, for example when you lease an SL you have a payoff of about 27k (est). You could buy it right away, you would just have to pay the sales tax (if applicable) on the payoff amt.
mossyleaf said:1. yes, and they pas that on to you.
2. Payoff is the 44% of msrp+the remaining payments you haven't made+sales tax on that amount.
Of course part of the difference, about $1200 worth, is because Nissan is charging 5% interest and you say you can get a loan for only 3.5%. That's not an inherent disadvantage of leasing, but if you can get a better rate elsewhere, more power to you.Ready2plugin said:My conclusion is if you can’t qualify for the Federal $7,500 tax credit, or you want to protect yourself from the resale value of the Leaf being less than $13,423.80 in 4 years, you should probably lease. If not, buying would be the best alternative and would save you over $2,700. Enough for your charger and few months of “Juice”, plus you would not have to worry about driving over 60k miles (15k/yr).
evnow said:mossyleaf said:sv 45%@36 very close on the money factor. As low as .00204
Cool. Is the MF same for SV & SL ?
Interestingly the residual values on SV & SL are going to be very close - difference within $100 !
Ready2plugin said:MSRP: $34,420 (
garygid said:SL MSRP $33,720 + $700 QC => $34,420, then add the "destination" $820 => $35,240 plus any other options, plus doc fee, registration, and taxes.
In California, sales tax depends on the county you first register the vehicle in. See https://mv.dmv.ca.gov/FeeCalculatorWeb/newVehicleForm.do for all the state fees including sales tax.garygid said:Here in CA, registration and taxes are approximately 10%, I think!
AzJazz said:This is my first lease.
My dealer charged us at a 0.00349 Money Factor for a Tier 1 lease. I was not happy.
I tried to negotiate a lower MF, but I was told that it was impossible - Nissan Financing determined the rate, and it was not adjustable.
Is that true, or was I handed a line?
AzJazz
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