2019 GT3 RS Leasing - Anyone have experience in this? Money Factor?
01-16-2019, 01:36 PM
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Yes, Sales adviser. He ran it though finance I'm assuming. The money factor was terrible (I can't remember exactly, but close to 10%). In my case, buying makes more sense because I have trade ins that cover the sales tax. On top of that, I'm not willing to try and write it off as my company car.
Amazon only leases in California currently.
Amazon only leases in California currently.
01-16-2019, 02:31 PM
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In my case, writing it off might be tough since the company already owns a Raptor for me to drive around work. Might be tough to explain I need a 3RS for Fridays.....
03-11-2019, 08:56 PM
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Amazon Leasing
Hello Rennlist community!
My name is Josh and I am a resident Lease Specialist. Majority of the time I will be the one posting threads, commenting and responding to any questions or concerns you may have.
I saw a number of people bring up our company. Amazon Leasing headquarters are located in Camarillo, CA, but we actually offer nationwide leasing options. We have a few luxury vehicles for lease, but if there is a specific car you are interested in leasing, please message me and we can try and make something happen for you!
I look forward to building relationships and assisting this forum with all of your leasing needs!
Please PM me or Email me Direct at Josh@amazonleasing.com
My Direct Line is 949-491-4325 please feel free to call or text anytime!
Website - https://www.amazonleasing.com/index.php
My name is Josh and I am a resident Lease Specialist. Majority of the time I will be the one posting threads, commenting and responding to any questions or concerns you may have.
I saw a number of people bring up our company. Amazon Leasing headquarters are located in Camarillo, CA, but we actually offer nationwide leasing options. We have a few luxury vehicles for lease, but if there is a specific car you are interested in leasing, please message me and we can try and make something happen for you!
I look forward to building relationships and assisting this forum with all of your leasing needs!
Please PM me or Email me Direct at Josh@amazonleasing.com
My Direct Line is 949-491-4325 please feel free to call or text anytime!
Website - https://www.amazonleasing.com/index.php
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03-12-2019, 01:43 PM
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What you read here is in regards to our online calculator for California residents that the link takes you too, if you want something outside of California just call for a quote.
Hope this clears that up for everyone!
Cheers!
Hope this clears that up for everyone!
Cheers!
03-12-2019, 01:58 PM
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Which lease structure pays more money going to interest/rent? Higher money factor, low residual (PFS), or lower money factor higher residual (Amazon)?
Also, if you're leasing a car which will have an enormous amount of equity at lease-end, which is better for a client: higher residual or lower residual?
Also, if you're leasing a car which will have an enormous amount of equity at lease-end, which is better for a client: higher residual or lower residual?
03-12-2019, 09:51 PM
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Originally Posted by ChicagoWhale
Which lease structure pays more money going to interest/rent? Higher money factor, low residual (PFS), or lower money factor higher residual (Amazon)?
Also, if you're leasing a car which will have an enormous amount of equity at lease-end, which is better for a client: higher residual or lower residual?
Also, if you're leasing a car which will have an enormous amount of equity at lease-end, which is better for a client: higher residual or lower residual?
The best way to get the best write off is the biggest monthly payment, since you can only write down a % of everything anyway. So, bigger gross payment and bigger write off, then you can buy car out cheaper in the end.
Some companies tailor it to customer needs, but unless you can just turn the keys back in you're not in a great spot with a high residual.
03-13-2019, 01:47 AM
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Porsche Financial is in business to make money, not to facilitate sales. As your mother once told you, if you can't afford it don't buy it. Who puts $100,00.00 down on a lease?
03-13-2019, 12:34 PM
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03-13-2019, 06:21 PM
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03-14-2019, 02:06 AM
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Most dealers in Kali are corporate owned so I’m told they don’t allow side fees. Where would that show up on the receivable side? Is this an absolute or is it doable but they just don’t want to do it? It’s one thing if your ADM is 5k but some are paying 250k+ ADM and getting bent over on the tax. Nuts. I paid a very small ADM so it wasn’t a huge deal. I even asked if they could write it up as a warranty or some other non-taxable service and their management said they were not allowed.
03-14-2019, 07:59 PM
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Originally Posted by Mr. Vanos
Most dealers in Kali are corporate owned so I’m told they don’t allow side fees. Where would that show up on the receivable side? Is this an absolute or is it doable but they just don’t want to do it? It’s one thing if your ADM is 5k but some are paying 250k+ ADM and getting bent over on the tax. Nuts. I paid a very small ADM so it wasn’t a huge deal. I even asked if they could write it up as a warranty or some other non-taxable service and their management said they were not allowed.