Quoted and verified by calculating. It’s through US Bank, via Travis at Try-City Jeep.
Does this calculator add in tax?$594 per month, actually. However this is with $4504 down. The leases most quote on here are with ZERO down. Much easier to compare one lease to another with ZERO down. Change to ZERO down and it jumps to $728 per month.
Also MF and residual aren't locked in when you order a new vehicle for lease, they can change monthly.
that calculator sucks on Jeep.com you need to find money factor and residual on your lease and use this, https://leasehackr.com/calculator?m...emo=Brickners of Antigo&monthlyTax_radio=true
How do you find money factor and residual
Money factors fluctuate a bit with interest rates, and vary based on credit score "tiers". Residuals are calculated projections of resale value and are set by the leasing companies. They generally drop a point or so every couple of months as the new model year approaches. The Edmunds forums are usually a good resource for money factor and residual value percentages.
That’s not true at all. There are resources on the web to put your entire deal together and figure out everything you want to know before contacting the dealer.
I put my whole deal together with information from this forum the dealer and the internet, but I wouldn't trust Edmunds to tell me FCA's residual values on their vehicles. FCA/US Bank may change MF and Residual MULTIPLE TIMES A MONTH.
We are talking apples and oranges here. I was responding to “the dealer is the only place you can get MF and RV”I put my whole deal together with information from this forum the dealer and the internet, but I wouldn't trust Edmunds to tell me FCA's residual values on their vehicles. FCA/US Bank may change MF and Residual MULTIPLE TIMES A MONTH.
Get some preliminary figures from a reputable dealer that won't intimidate you, get an idea of what its going to cost, then re-check the MF/Residual/Payments before you sign, because the payments can change daily until you actually sign the lease.
Well yea... I want a new vehicle ever year or two so it makes perfect sense for someone like me. You just need to know how to maximize your value. But for the gladiator, I’ll be leasing one for the purpose of an “extended test drive” and at the end, if I like it, I’ll buy it. And if I don’t like it and there is equity, I’ll still buy it to sell it. If I don’t like it and it’s tanked in value, I’ll trade it in. It’s the ultimate protection.
somebody from the forum posted a youtube video they created about how leasing works. you need to gather all the data, then plug it into a calculator like this one to get you close.
I went to the dealer this past weekend and they told me tier 1 credit is a money factor of .00200 (or 4.8%). Not great, not terrible. But money factor is usually a regional number.
