Has anyone leased this vehicle?

[Ismellsteak]

Love the new design and I was looking into a Denali. I haven't seen any numbers as far as leases go.

 

[mikemal565]

Depending how much you put down, your in the 900 dollar range.....
I leased with Ally and did $15,000 miles a year 48months....it would be cheaper if you could do 10k or 12k....

The final price for the truck was 37k and some change.

 

[Sho'Tyme]

Wow 900 a month I'll rather buy for that much ...

 

[Pockets]

My payment ain't even that high.

 

[mikemal565]

This was based on the Denali version....
MSRP was almost $73k...I walked at $68,250....

The buy was almost at 1,200

 

[sevTahoe]

A great way to know if you're getting a good lease deal...

http://www.realcartips.com/leasing/0439-good-lease-deal.shtml

 

[sevTahoe]

To use mikemal's example and the rules of thumb offered in the article that I linked above, on a $73k MSRP vehicle, with a 36 month lease, 15k mile per year, $0 cash down (excluding first month's payment, license/reg, and delivery fee), you're looking at a payment between $912 (7.3 x $125) and $985 (7.3 x $135) for a "great" and "fair" deal, respectively (before tax). For me, I would probably walk on a deal above $950, as you could do better.

Whatever cash you put down (which you shouldn't ever on a lease), you just divide by 36 and lower the monthly payment by the remaining amount.

 

[PeteKT]

Dealer wanted $920 a month on a 2015 LTZ with every option available in Diamond White, ended up turning my 2013 LTZ back 18 month early and got the 2015 for $700 a month after some bargening and the GM executive discount.

 

[sevTahoe]

Dealer wanted $920 a month on a 2015 LTZ with every option available in Diamond White, ended up turning my 2013 LTZ back 18 month early and got the 2015 for $700 a month after some bargening and the GM executive discount.

What did you put down, what was the MSRP, what are the terms of the lease, and how much equity did you have on the 2013? Without that information, it's meaningless to just focus on the payment amount.

 

[hosseface]

What did you put down, what was the MSRP, what are the terms of the lease, and how much equity did you have on the 2013? Without that information, it's meaningless to just focus on the payment amount.

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