FRS Leasing prices
 

Just at a curiosity how much do you spend monthly on the FRS lease payment including tax and everything because there is pure lease special for $296 with $2000 down payment and plus my Dad's friend is the operation manager at Toyota and I wanted to pay monthly about $300 total for the payment and tax.

if you go with 13 model you are gonna be right about 350 a month.

mine is $178 but I put a lot down (6k). ppl on here said I'm stupid but I would have blown the downpayment on boost the second I got the car so I am more than glad I did it.

I get 15k a year but only drive about 6, so the buyout will be very much in my favor when the time comes

Put down 25k and get 2 dollar a month payments.

Down payment luls

Damn, I bought mine and only did a 4 year loan and I'm only paying 380 a month... Leases suck still apparently.

Got mine for $285/month with $1500 down. They counted the military rebate as part of the down payment, so to Toyota, it looked liked $2000. Then they had $500 bonus cash to throw into my monthly payment so it went from $300 down to $285. Pretty much everything that was offered on the site for pure lease, they offered and I took.

Leasing is a horrible idea.

Does that include tax because I wanted to put around $3000 down payment and get around $220 plus the deal my dad can get me through his good friend that is operation manager ?

Based on what criteria? It's definitely a good option for the right person...

Put my $2k down and paying $324 month after taxes with with automatic and wheel and tire insurance. Plus they bought out my trade for wayyyyyy more than it was really worth just to make sure I was a customer. I was happy with it. They rolled my 1st payment into the lease as a whole too.

Nothing down, $350 a month OTD, including GAP. $337 without gap. 3 years, 15k miles.

$775 down
$360 per month

Leasing is like a X year rent contract. What a WASTE of money.

A few restrictions apply, but for all intensive purposes its just a different financing structure. Leasing is great for those who wish to try a car for a few years, yes overall it's a bit more expensive but not hugely so. Effectively you're paying TFS to assume risks for you - I.e. you wreck your car and get it fixed under insurance, they take the overall depreciation hit when you turn the car in.


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