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yannerd 08-23-2012 02:47 PM

Lease Trade In
 
So my lease is coming up and I will likely be picking up an FR-S. I see tons of info on this in the US but I wasn't sure if this was common in Canada. My residual is quite a bit lower than market/trade in value. Has anyone had any experience working out a deal where you trade in a leased vehicle with a lower residual in the past?

truenosan 08-23-2012 09:07 PM

Is that you Yan? :bellyroll:

yannerd 08-24-2012 02:21 AM

LOL funny seeing you here Johnny

truenosan 08-24-2012 01:05 PM

I'm here because I'm waiting for the new toy to arrive:happyanim:

Stu baru 08-24-2012 01:16 PM

If the residual is a lot lower, you might finance buying the vehicle outright and then selling it privately for market value so you can apply the profit to your new ride. Depends a lot on the difference, the demand for your current ride (and therefore the likelihood you'd be able to sell it quickly and for what you expect), etc. Just a thought.

delsol97 08-24-2012 08:51 PM

Buy it out, sell privately. Pretty simple...

JoeyV 08-24-2012 08:59 PM

There are 2 key things here that I need to say...

1) Keep in mind you residual value is taxable and will therefor be 13-ish% higher than the number you see. For you not to lose any money, you would have to sell the car for that new amount...which the person buying it from you would have to again pay taxes on. At which point, the car would no longer be under market value.

2) that aside, what kind of car do you drive that has a residual value lower than the current market value? (Assuming you took a regular or low-mileage lease - if you took 35K + lease, than it's understandable) I work in sales and have never seen a car actually worth more than the residual value.

With answers to these questions, I might be able to help you out a little easier. Cheers.


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