The 2024 Hyundai IONIQ 5 SEL AWD is an Amazing Lease Deal! | Full Lease Breakdown (September 2024)

[@JohnZolla-bp7tl]

Got an Ioniq 5 SE yesterday for $3000 down and $240 / month. 24 months, 12,000 miles /yr. Might have been able to do better, but I'm happy. Great car BTW.

[@miguelchen1187]

Where?? How can it be better ?

[@EatLotsOfCurry]

Is that including TT & L?

[@adismith6304]

New deal at the moment on the 2024 SEL model. $4000 down $200/month for 24 months, is this a good deal or wait for the 2025 model to come out?

[@sumitbhanwala9855]

Do you get 7500 tax credits as well after putting money down and the monthly payment

[@biggmaki]

can get some more tx deals set up ?

[@bitterbrian]

we need more end-of-quarter luxury brand deals that are eligible for California with short term like 1 or 2 years and more mile allowance like 12k & 15k please!

[@Jindsing]

I go to your site, but how do I get these deals for myself? Theres no dealer contact info or anything

[@RaviWadan]

@@Jindsing you need to follow the checkout instructions and then the dealer will follow up via text or email.

[@Jindsing]

@RaviWadan I'm in WA state. It only allows me to proceed if enter a zip of a state that has the deal. When I do that it forces me to login, then reverts/forces back to my default zip and bricks on me. Not the most intuitive or user friendly site design.

[@RaviWadan]

@@Jindsing that’s because the deal isn’t available for residents of wa state. Sorry about that. But we can try to make that more easy to understand. If you look at the “view details” section you’ll see all the states that are eligible for the deal.

[@levyharaivan]

Love what you guys are doing? I don’t lease a lot, why do longer leases cost more? Also I don’t think it was correct to compare a 6 year finance loan versus leasing, specifically the pricing, that’s very dealership tactic I wouldn’t expect from you. At the end of the lease, the payments don’t equate to you owning the car

[@cruecu]

If you want to own the car after 3 years, you shouldn't really be looking at leasing. Leases vs buying should be viewed with getting rid of the car after 3 years..and when buying it, you are trying to predict your depreciation and hassle of selling it after the 3 years. These EV's depreciate like crazy and it could be worse after 3 years now. Leasing gives you no downside risk with that. Certainly you need to make the best decision for how long you want to own your vehicle and maintain it.

[@levyharaivan]

Hey there! I watched this video a month ago but I was more talking about comparing the monthly payment between loan and leasing when they really don’t match up like that (there’s value at the end of paying of a loan, there’s less risks with a lease, etc) Also beware with exaggerated depreciation statements, there are many factors that don’t only affect EVs (I.e. price changes by the dealer/OEMs, supply/demand, government incentives) and it’s been proven that it’s not as steep as some are saying

[@edsinofsky]

why not Massachusetts?

[@sinanegilmez]

Yeah, how come nothingon this website ships to MA?

[@ToddMunschauer]

Find me one in South Florida !!

[@DasBlauShu]

Concord Hyundai has a better deal ask for Mike

[@owenxu9173]

Do you have Mike's contacts