Some lease questions...

[Freak]

Im looking at leasing a left over 2007. Ive searched on here about leases but nothing seems that current. I dont want to pay anything down and here is what hummer's site says.

SmartLease 07-34B-16, 30 mo, Monthly Payment $487.43, Security Deposit No, Total Due at Signing $487.43. MSRP $33500

i also get the GMSUPPLIERDISCOUNT, through my job, but i really have no idea what to expect to pay or how much to get off the vehicle. any help would be great.

[fourfourto]

Originally Posted by Freak

Im looking at leasing a left over 2007. Ive searched on here about leases but nothing seems that current. I dont want to pay anything down and here is what hummer's site says.

SmartLease 07-34B-16, 30 mo, Monthly Payment $487.43, Security Deposit No, Total Due at Signing $487.43. MSRP $33500

i also get the GMSUPPLIERDISCOUNT, through my job, but i really have no idea what to expect to pay or how much to get off the vehicle. any help would be great.

I dont like leasing myself ,but if it gets you into a H3 and works for you

Total due doesnt include tax and DMV fees. It could add over a $1000 depending on state and buy out price at end of lease.

[Freak]

ive never leased before, but i think its my best option. any idea about the GMSUPPLIERDISCOUNT?

[DURAMAX TIM]

they still have 0% financing for 60 months, your payment to buy it would be less than the $487.

try here for an estimate http://www.gmacfintools.com/fintools...lectVehicle.do

your discount should get around $4000 off, so use that for cash down in the calculator.

[Steve #1]

When you sign up to get your pin for the discount it give you a link to http://www.gmbuypower.com/??????? At the bottom left corner of the page it has a link for "build your own". After you option it out the way you want, it will tell you MSRP and the discounted supplier price.

For a point of reference, a plain Jane 07 is:
Total MSRP: $29,995.00
Supplier Price: $28,138.18

[Agriv8r]

Originally Posted by DURAMAX TIM

they still have 0% financing for 60 months, your payment to buy it would be less than the $487.

try here for an estimate http://www.gmacfintools.com/fintools...lectVehicle.do

your discount should get around $4000 off, so use that for cash down in the calculator.

this whole thing is wrong....the payment will be less if you lease it...the discount on a 40,315 mrsp is 3,346 so it will be even less on a 33000 dollar truck....the dealer will show you the invoice when you tell him you are eligible for the supplier pricing.....

[DURAMAX TIM]

Originally Posted by Agriv8r

this whole thing is wrong....the payment will be less if you lease it...the discount on a 40,315 mrsp is 3,346 so it will be even less on a 33000 dollar truck....the dealer will show you the invoice when you tell him you are eligible for the supplier pricing.....

I got close to $7000 off on employee pricing on a $35,500 MSRP, but they had a couple of bonus cash deals and some ambassador money. couldn't remember the exact pricing w/o the invoice.

use the calculator and it uses the vehicle you want's base MSRP so the only way to get supplier pricing is to add that in a down payment.

0% make a big difference on payments compared to a lease too.

familyfirst is down or I'd try and get some pricing.

[Agriv8r]

employee pricing and supplier pricing are two different animals...the employee is a bigger discount....

[RubHer Yellow Ducky]

Leasing for an individual is like renting. For a business there is a tax advantage, for non business you own nothing and have no residual...

[Freak]

Originally Posted by DURAMAX TIM

they still have 0% financing for 60 months, your payment to buy it would be less than the $487.

try here for an estimate http://www.gmacfintools.com/fintools...lectVehicle.do

your discount should get around $4000 off, so use that for cash down in the calculator.

GM of the dealership told me the supplier discount would be around $400-500 on the H3 and there is a $1000 rebate on a leased 2007.