Car Lease Master Thread

[yelped]

$240 per a month

Correct. $0 down?

Also, is this available for 36 months?

[arranger12]

$0 down but has the $999 broker fee and car needs to be picked up from dealership in Virginia or shipped

[yelped]

$0 down but has the $999 broker fee and car needs to be picked up from dealership in Virginia or shipped

Still a great deal.

How much would it be for 36 months (just curious, not in the market now)?

[arranger12]

Still a great deal.

How much would it be for 36 months (just curious, not in the market now)?

I don’t know but I think the way the deal is structured, it was a better price at 24 months

[can]

Looking to transfer lease, 2024 Hyundai Ioniq SEL RWD 12k miles a year for 24 months $240 plus $999 broker fee.
Basically I gave autocompanion a $999 broker fee but I want to back out so looking for someone to take it over. I didn’t get the car yet but Auto companion said it should be coming this week.

What color is the car?

[arranger12]

What color is the car?

Black exterior with grey interior

[Definitions2]

Out of curiosity, why did you back out of the deal?

[arranger12]

Out of curiosity, why did you back out of the deal?

Honestly, I’m just not sure if I want an EV because it’s not practical for long distance travel. But for someone that does, I think it’s an excellent deal at under $300 all in.

[davidd75]

you will pay double tax in that scenario unless you are in CA and sell within 10 days. The right way to do this is to find a Honda dealer or Honda affiliated dealership(owns a Honda in their portfolio) Then get a competitive offer above buyout

you mean have a third party buy it out from them?

[Saver2000]

you will pay double tax in that scenario unless you are in CA and sell within 10 days. The right way to do this is to find a Honda dealer or Honda affiliated dealership(owns a Honda in their portfolio) Then get a competitive offer above buyout

Double tax? I assume you mean 1x tax as opposed to no tax...

[Abey]

Double tax? I assume you mean 1x tax as opposed to no tax...

correct.

[Abey]

Honestly, I’m just not sure if I want an EV because it’s not practical for long distance travel. But for someone that does, I think it’s an excellent deal at under $300 all in.

I’ll never understand people jumping on a “deal” on a car they don’t like

[yelped]

Honestly, I’m just not sure if I want an EV because it’s not practical for long distance travel. But for someone that does, I think it’s an excellent deal at under $300 all in.

What do you call long distance? How often do you do long distance? These have pretty decent range (and they are conservative with the numbers unlike the inflated Tesla numbers). Obviously, having a driveway with a level 2 charger makes a difference if it works for you or not.

I happen to have an electric car for the past 4 years without a level 2 charger because I mostly use it for local commuting and errands and I have the family car if needed for long distance and I don't happen to be charged up then.

[avromie7]

Honestly, I’m just not sure if I want an EV because it’s not practical for long distance travel. But for someone that does, I think it’s an excellent deal at under $300 all in.

IME real long distance is not an issue, I don't mind a short break every 3 hours. The issue is when you need to travel a little past the available range in 1 day. My M3 can't make it RT to Monsey when it's very cold or I do any significant amount of driving around during the day. I don't want to have to stop on the way back for 10 min.

[arranger12]

IME real long distance is not an issue, I don't mind a short break every 3 hours. The issue is when you need to travel a little past the available range in 1 day. My M3 can't make it RT to Monsey when it's very cold or I do any significant amount of driving around during the day. I don't want to have to stop on the way back for 10 min.

I travel to Canada a couple time a year and it seems like finding fast chargers on the way is not so reliable. (Correct me if i'm wrong) but that was the impression I got from the Plugshare app

[avromie7]

I travel to Canada a couple time a year and it seems like finding fast chargers on the way is not so reliable. (Correct me if i'm wrong) but that was the impression I got from the Plugshare app

I drove to Montreal recently, there are superchargers every 20-30 miles except for one 60 mile stretch near the border.

[arranger12]

I drove to Montreal recently, there are superchargers every 20-30 miles except for one 60 mile stretch near the border.

I drive to Toronto and I checked google for superchargers. There is Tesla chargers but is there non tesla chargers every 20-30 miles too? on the 81? on the thruway? It didn't seem like it on google but if there is I might reconsider

[shaulyaakov]

Looking into 2 cars for lease with similar features:

Nissan Pathfinder SL
Subaru Ascent Limited

Ascent is +$80 a month for 36 months. Is the Ascent better to justify the premium. It may have a sunroof over the Pathfinder but I don't care about a sunroof.

[WonderingYid]

Looking into 2 cars for lease with similar features:

Nissan Pathfinder SL
Subaru Ascent Limited

Ascent is +$80 a month for 36 months. Is the Ascent better to justify the premium. It may have a sunroof over the Pathfinder but I don't care about a sunroof.

Do you plan on buying out? Subaru is a more reliable car, but that doesn't matter if your leasing.

Isn't the pathfinder a bit larger?

[shaulyaakov]

Looking into 2 cars for lease with similar features:

Nissan Pathfinder SL
Subaru Ascent Limited

Ascent is +$80 a month for 36 months. Is the Ascent better to justify the premium. It may have a sunroof over the Pathfinder but I don't care about a sunroof.

Undecided on buyout. Also I don't know the buyout price.

Pathfinder slighly smaller but insignificant AFAIK.