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I am thinking about leasing a Cayenne S, what type of deal could I expect for 36 months? Right now i'm paying 500 a month on a Jeep Liberty and its killing me
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the payment is killilng you, or the jeep is? What type of equipment are you looking for, and how many miles per year do you need to drive it? Let me know, and i'll run some numbers for you.
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The payment is fine, I just can't stand paying 500 dollars a month for a crapy jeep liberty.
My wife actualy really wants a Cayenne also. I would even consider the V6 one below the S.
My wife actualy really wants a Cayenne also. I would even consider the V6 one below the S.
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The only problem your gonna have is your trade, if you are upside down then it would be impossible to get that payment, I got my V6 with $5,000 off msrp, totaled 42K, i put 5,000 down and 556/month 48 month lease. The msrp on mine was 47,600, has moonroof, cdchanger and some exclusive options. I dont know if they are giving that much discount on the '05's maybe you can try the '04 and haggle. Either way your gonna have to have money down especially if you owe more than the value of your Jeep, good Luck and let us know what you decided.!!
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first of all, you are paying way too much to lease a liberty-i hope that the lease is no longer than 36 months. to lease a lightly equipt cayenne s (msrp 62k) you should pay, no money down, 48 months, tax included, $750-$800/month.
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