OT---Lease 2016 Range Rover HSE
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A bit of a rant and question to this well informed group---
Yes---I am leasing a 2016 Range Rover--I enjoy problem vehicles--lol
Macan was a bit too small and Cayenne doesn't push my buttons--that being said--
I live in SoCal and our dealers here are dong very well---no deals to be had---looking for a dealer that can sell into SoCal and provide a fair deal---
Best Deal I can get here---2016 Range Rover HE 5.0 with $114K MSRP
24 months @ $1,297 month with $6900 down and 7500 miles a year.
Please PM as I do not want to get a dealer in trouble by public posting that they are willing to break the market policy of not selling out of market-
Cheers
Yes---I am leasing a 2016 Range Rover--I enjoy problem vehicles--lol
Macan was a bit too small and Cayenne doesn't push my buttons--that being said--
I live in SoCal and our dealers here are dong very well---no deals to be had---looking for a dealer that can sell into SoCal and provide a fair deal---
Best Deal I can get here---2016 Range Rover HE 5.0 with $114K MSRP
24 months @ $1,297 month with $6900 down and 7500 miles a year.
Please PM as I do not want to get a dealer in trouble by public posting that they are willing to break the market policy of not selling out of market-
Cheers
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If I am not mistaken, Land Rover Dealers are unable to sell outside their given geographic locations. MY dealer in San Diego abides by it but one never knows. Give them a call and ask for Will (William) Foster tell him I referred you.
FWIW, I love my RRS. Even more so now that I am temporarily driving a 2016 BMW X5. RRS is a far better SUV.
FWIW, I love my RRS. Even more so now that I am temporarily driving a 2016 BMW X5. RRS is a far better SUV.
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If I am not mistaken, Land Rover Dealers are unable to sell outside their given geographic locations. MY dealer in San Diego abides by it but one never knows. Give them a call and ask for Will (William) Foster tell him I referred you.
FWIW, I love my RRS. Even more so now that I am temporarily driving a 2016 BMW X5. RRS is a far better SUV.
FWIW, I love my RRS. Even more so now that I am temporarily driving a 2016 BMW X5. RRS is a far better SUV.
OP, honestly that sounds like a reasonable deal. I just expect any British vehicle to depreciate like a stone - almost as bad as an AMG Mercedes - so the lease is going to be expensive. Good luck; I hope you get what you're looking for!
After seeing the lease estimates for our ~87k RRS we ended up settling on just buying it. I'd like to keep it long-ish term, but if reliability turns out to be a big issue after the warranty is over, we'll just sell it on and lose what we lose.
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Since the Indian company Tata took over Land Rover the quality has improved significantly. My RRS has been problem free for the time I have owned it (18months). Also, the RRS has the best resale value of any SUV.
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can't help you with lease rates, but on the reliability front, i have had just as many issues with my two RR's as with any Porsche i owned, so you'll be fine.
My wife DD's a full size RR and its the most comfortable, relaxing and cosseting car we've owned, the seating position, massage seats, the soft ride, the power delivery v8 s/charged, all work together to make it the best SUV for the job currently available.
On the downside the entertainment / NAV interface is outdated compared to whats available, and at least here depreciation is horrendus.
My wife DD's a full size RR and its the most comfortable, relaxing and cosseting car we've owned, the seating position, massage seats, the soft ride, the power delivery v8 s/charged, all work together to make it the best SUV for the job currently available.
On the downside the entertainment / NAV interface is outdated compared to whats available, and at least here depreciation is horrendus.
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As a percentage of MSRP, I think the Jeep Wrangler has that title.
According to KBB, the Evoque and LR4 make the top 3 in their categories (small and mid-sized luxury SUVs), but no RR places on the top 10 of all cars. (http://www.kbb.com/new-cars/best-res...e-top-10-cars/)
According to KBB, the Evoque and LR4 make the top 3 in their categories (small and mid-sized luxury SUVs), but no RR places on the top 10 of all cars. (http://www.kbb.com/new-cars/best-res...e-top-10-cars/)
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As a percentage of MSRP, I think the Jeep Wrangler has that title.
According to KBB, the Evoque and LR4 make the top 3 in their categories (small and mid-sized luxury SUVs), but no RR places on the top 10 of all cars. (http://www.kbb.com/new-cars/best-res...e-top-10-cars/)
According to KBB, the Evoque and LR4 make the top 3 in their categories (small and mid-sized luxury SUVs), but no RR places on the top 10 of all cars. (http://www.kbb.com/new-cars/best-res...e-top-10-cars/)
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