Anybody leasing?
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Anybody leasing?
If so what do you guys expect to pay? I would probably do Multiple security deposits or even pay the total lease up front if it saved enough money.
Any guesses on what a monthly lease payment would be on a 85k C63s with min amount down? 12k Miles per year for 36 months
Just looking for some educated guesses.
Any guesses on what a monthly lease payment would be on a 85k C63s with min amount down? 12k Miles per year for 36 months
Just looking for some educated guesses.
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I'm guessing you'd be in the $1,100 - $1,300 per month range. That's with a term of 36 months @ 10k miles per year and $1k down. That's with 0 discount applied.
At this point though, that's no more than an educated guess. I'm leasing my '13 C63 for much less than that so if you'd like info. re: that payment, feel free to PM me.
At this point though, that's no more than an educated guess. I'm leasing my '13 C63 for much less than that so if you'd like info. re: that payment, feel free to PM me.
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I always lease due to personal reasons as it's the best option for me. First deliveries you'll see leases of $1500/month, etc... with zero down - 36 months - 10K miles a year and it'll slowly go down from there. Comes December if demand slows down (it's likely that it won't), I won't be surprised to see $850 a month leases on $75K cars and right around $950 to $1,000 a month for a $85K car.
MBUSA has CLA45 and GLA45 on its special offers for $500 a month (read the fine print). They rarely have programs on actual AMG cars (there are many out there who have leased CLA45s for $1,000+ per month and they're not even fully loaded cars).
It all depends on the discounts you get, and factoring in the MSD always helps. If you have no credit, then pay the lease payments upfront.
MBUSA has CLA45 and GLA45 on its special offers for $500 a month (read the fine print). They rarely have programs on actual AMG cars (there are many out there who have leased CLA45s for $1,000+ per month and they're not even fully loaded cars).
It all depends on the discounts you get, and factoring in the MSD always helps. If you have no credit, then pay the lease payments upfront.
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I always lease due to personal reasons as it's the best option for me. First deliveries you'll see leases of $1500/month, etc... with zero down - 36 months - 10K miles a year and it'll slowly go down from there. Comes December if demand slows down (it's likely that it won't), I won't be surprised to see $850 a month leases on $75K cars and right around $950 to $1,000 a month for a $85K car.
MBUSA has CLA45 and GLA45 on its special offers for $500 a month (read the fine print). They rarely have programs on actual AMG cars (there are many out there who have leased CLA45s for $1,000+ per month and they're not even fully loaded cars).
It all depends on the discounts you get, and factoring in the MSD always helps. If you have no credit, then pay the lease payments upfront.
MBUSA has CLA45 and GLA45 on its special offers for $500 a month (read the fine print). They rarely have programs on actual AMG cars (there are many out there who have leased CLA45s for $1,000+ per month and they're not even fully loaded cars).
It all depends on the discounts you get, and factoring in the MSD always helps. If you have no credit, then pay the lease payments upfront.
LOL.
It's still a C class, fellas.
For $1500 per month, you can lease a 911 GTS or a Panamera GTS. Or a M6 GC or M5. Or Audi S7
While I think the C63 is quite the car... I'd rather have the cars I just mentioned. All day long.
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MSD and the United Airlines discount should help as well.
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There are far too many people with more money than common sense, however there are also people out there who don't know or care for the difference of $1500 and $850 a month.
I agree. Looking for something in the 1000-1100 range for 12000 miles. As I said my M5 is 1289 a month so this better be less than that or I may look at other options. Also I am not taking delivery until mid Sept (or Oct depending on with '16 models come out)
MSD and the United Airlines discount should help as well.
MSD and the United Airlines discount should help as well.
Base Cap Cost: $85,000 with no discount for worst case scenario.
Acquisition fee: $925
Gas Guzzler: $0
36 months lease
$0 down
RV: 61% - MF: 0.00201 (I'm assuming these)
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Total: $1,330.51 per month
Total: $1257.09 per month with seven MSD
Total Savings with MSD: $2,643.01
Monthly Savings with MSD: $73.42
Annual Return with MSD: 9.68%
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Security Deposit
While no security deposit is required on our standard lease program, in some states we offer a Multiple Security Deposit option. By putting down up to 10 refundable security deposits, you'll reduce your monthly lease payments. At lease-end, you can have your deposits refunded or rolled over into your next First Class Lease.
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I was interpreting JPBenz's post up above. I might have read too much into it.
Hopefully MSD's are available on the C63.
Any way you skin this cat... $1500 per month is too much for this car. just my opinion.
Hopefully MSD's are available on the C63.
Any way you skin this cat... $1500 per month is too much for this car. just my opinion.
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Now compare it to a $65K MSRP: $1,026.85 no MSD, and $970.47 with seven MSD.
Tax included.
MSD is available on AMG cars, and what was mentioned above is about cars on national ads. "Special" lease rate = no MSD
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9% tax, $85K MSRP and no discount whatsoever with RV 61%, MF of 0.00201 over the 36 months lease with zero down: $1,333.57 no MSD, and $1,259.98 with seven MSD. Again these numbers are worst case scenario on hard MSRP with no discounts, etc...
Now compare it to a $65K MSRP: $1,026.85 no MSD, and $970.47 with seven MSD.
Tax included.
MSD is available on AMG cars, and what was mentioned above is about cars on national ads. "Special" lease rate = no MSD
Now compare it to a $65K MSRP: $1,026.85 no MSD, and $970.47 with seven MSD.
Tax included.
MSD is available on AMG cars, and what was mentioned above is about cars on national ads. "Special" lease rate = no MSD
Thanks a lot OC6.3AMG! Gives me an idea of what I am in for when the time comes.
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Personally I wouldn't pay more than $950 including tax for a C63 S, and that means I need to wait, and wait I can do.
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Standard Rate is .00220 before the MSD's. Standard Rate Leases are usually all AMG's, G Wagons ect.
The real question is what the residual values will be.
The real question is what the residual values will be.
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why is the MF so high? that's 5.28% no one should be paying over 3% for financing in the US right now. BMW had a 0.0013 MF on all leases. I know they are more aggressive than Audi and Mercedes with leases but usually that's because of residuals they set, the MF shouldn't be any higher from Mercedes.
BMW owns the leasing world, standard loans are the way to go with Audi and Mercedes from my experience.
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why is the MF so high? that's 5.28% no one should be paying over 3% for financing in the US right now. BMW had a 0.0013 MF on all leases. I know they are more aggressive than Audi and Mercedes with leases but usually that's because of residuals they set, the MF shouldn't be any higher from Mercedes.
BMW owns the leasing world, standard loans are the way to go with Audi and Mercedes from my experience.
BMW owns the leasing world, standard loans are the way to go with Audi and Mercedes from my experience.
OP are you trading in the M5 ?
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why is the MF so high? that's 5.28% no one should be paying over 3% for financing in the US right now. BMW had a 0.0013 MF on all leases. I know they are more aggressive than Audi and Mercedes with leases but usually that's because of residuals they set, the MF shouldn't be any higher from Mercedes.
BMW owns the leasing world, standard loans are the way to go with Audi and Mercedes from my experience.
BMW owns the leasing world, standard loans are the way to go with Audi and Mercedes from my experience.
The main reason is because BMW is their own bank. Mercedes has to go out and borrow the money.
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why is the MF so high? that's 5.28% no one should be paying over 3% for financing in the US right now. BMW had a 0.0013 MF on all leases. I know they are more aggressive than Audi and Mercedes with leases but usually that's because of residuals they set, the MF shouldn't be any higher from Mercedes.
BMW owns the leasing world, standard loans are the way to go with Audi and Mercedes from my experience.
BMW owns the leasing world, standard loans are the way to go with Audi and Mercedes from my experience.
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I'm guessing you'd be in the $1,100 - $1,300 per month range. That's with a term of 36 months @ 10k miles per year and $1k down. That's with 0 discount applied.
At this point though, that's no more than an educated guess. I'm leasing my '13 C63 for much less than that so if you'd like info. re: that payment, feel free to PM me.
At this point though, that's no more than an educated guess. I'm leasing my '13 C63 for much less than that so if you'd like info. re: that payment, feel free to PM me.
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why is the MF so high? that's 5.28% no one should be paying over 3% for financing in the US right now. BMW had a 0.0013 MF on all leases. I know they are more aggressive than Audi and Mercedes with leases but usually that's because of residuals they set, the MF shouldn't be any higher from Mercedes.
BMW owns the leasing world, standard loans are the way to go with Audi and Mercedes from my experience.
BMW owns the leasing world, standard loans are the way to go with Audi and Mercedes from my experience.
But it's time to make a change... I hope to buy a C63S coupe in a year.
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Hi JP, do you know what the supplier discount might be on the c63? Or maybe what it was on the outgoing W204... My wife's coworker got around $6k off on her GLA, but it seems the d/c varies by model. I know Audi offers a flat 6% to all models.