The 25 Best Auto LEASE Deals RIGHT NOW ... May 2024

[@henrykhoromikhi7764]

I be looking forward to this list every month. Great job.

[@davidbrieske]

Ari, again you give us the information to be an informed consumer! Thank you! And keep it coming! 👍

[@kristopherjones1531]

What are the cheapest zero down lease deals?

[@ivanbreckner8159]

Just got a ram with zero down 400 a month. Big horn quad cab.

[@markymark28]

How many months?

[@itguru2037]

@@markymark28probably 84

[@IAmJeka]

Lease?

[@ivanbreckner8159]

@@markymark28 36

[@ivanbreckner8159]

@@IAmJeka yes

[@LAArt]

Escape PHEV - what's the story? No incentives, no $3,750 pass-through - does Ford not care?

[@jackies35]

Wait... The invoice for the Tacoma is $41K. If you deduct the 77% (residual value) from the car, the customer will be responsible for a lease of no more than $8k. How do you get a monthly lease of $445+??? Something needs to be fixed. Even if you add taxes and the MF, it should NOT be at most $400. A residual value of .77% is enormous, and the loan should be very low.

[@jackies35]

Let me write this so it can make sense. Vehicle: 2024 Jeep Wrangler Sport MSRP: $44,980 Invoice Price: $41,783 Lease Term: 36 months Residual Value: 77% of MSRP Money Factor: .0032 Lease Calculation Breakdown Residual Value Calculation: MSRP: $44,980 Residual Value: $44,980 * 0.77 = $34,636.60 Depreciation Amount: Depreciation = (Invoice Price - Residual Value) / Lease Term Depreciation = ($41,783 - $34,636.60) / 36 Depreciation = $7,146.40 / 36 Depreciation = $198.51 per month I am not paying MSRP and need all the rebates, dealer discounts, and available incentives.

[@hybridduncan007]

What does the Res… mean higher or lower the better

[@nishantthaccker1173]

Higher is better I guess - The main purpose of leasing is NOT to buy the car at lease end. So the higher the residual, the lower the monthly payments, and then you walk away at the end of the lease.

[@jackies35]

@@nishantthaccker1173 Exactly! Vehicle: 2024 Jeep Wrangler Sport MSRP: $44,980 Invoice Price: $41,783 Lease Term: 36 months Residual Value: 77% of MSRP Money Factor: .0032 Lease Calculation Breakdown Residual Value Calculation: MSRP: $44,980 Residual Value: $44,980 * 0.77 = $34,636.60 Depreciation Amount: Depreciation = (Invoice Price - Residual Value) / Lease Term Depreciation = ($41,783 - $34,636.60) / 36 Depreciation = $7,146.40 / 36 Depreciation = $198.51 per month The loan for 36 months should be from $7146 to $8900. That means your monthly should be no more than $412 (the highest). Right??

[@pablomatias4664]

Nice information like always, I'm looking for an Audi S3 now and i have some deals already but i didn't buy yet, in your opinion what do you think is a good monthly payment for that car, the one I'm looking for is the premium plus and the price is 58,705, thanks keep given those information to us.

[@briangasser973]

Curious why you ignored the Model 3 and just told people to check their website?

[@snap4720]

Telsa doesn't share info like MF and Res.

[@briangasser973]

Why is the residual on the Camry 54%, I thought Toyota's are supposed to hold their value?

[@harrytej]

2025 is out , could be that and this is the last gen for gas only, hybrid only going forward

[@VirtousStoic]

Legend tyvm❤ I think trucks though should be a bonus and not count in thr top 10. Very few niche people would lease a truck as a daily and the business people who write of leases who need trucks will get them regardless.

[@aahmed29]

I understand MSRP, but what is invoice?

[@billywilly7951]

it's what the dealer "pays" for the car from manufacturer. So in most cases without getting to complicated, they profit difference from selling the car at msrp.

[@jackies35]

@@billywilly7951 Right! So, try to get the dealer to lower the price of the car. Don't pay MSRP.

[@billywilly7951]

@@jackies35 it depends, sometimes a dealer selling at msrp is already a loss, thats why the push for "extras" such as accessories. Sometime difference between invoice and msrp is as small as 60 bucks. If you want a vehicle that is in high demand, then msrp is not bad. With more widely available, certainly go for the discount!

[@bhumelti636]

tesla deals are crazy

[@jjerry56]

Tacoma you gave two payemyts at invoice. WHere is the Honda Passport?

[@gtech66]

Subaru vehicles will last forever as long as you take care of it and do all the required maintenance. 2025 Subarus and Toyotas are coming out soon. Toyota and Subaru are the best brands of all time.

[@itguru2037]

So no need to lease

[@joselatinboi]

Add electric car leases

[@shawnb50]

I just don’t get it… leasing is what you do with expensive cars that depreciate a lot. Why would you lease these vehicles?

[@RickRatchetTvJames_Bytch]

Even cheaper monthly payment 🤷‍♂️

[@shawnb50]

@@RickRatchetTvJames_Bytch it’s cheaper to buy these cars. Monthly payments are meaningless.

[@bobbyfisher2167]

That’s not necessarily true… a lot of people are leasing cars with good resale value because if the buyout price (which is set at the beginning of the lease) is less than the residual value, you can make a profit by either flipping the car or turning that equity into things like the down payment on that car, on another car, or onto your next lease if you choose to re-lease with the dealer. There are potential ways to save money or even make a profit on leasing cars with good resale value like this

[@RevRumble_]

@@bobbyfisher2167and bingo was his name o

[@kikilee7162]

Lol. I lease cars because they are a huge tax write off for me!! Also i don't like dealing with older cars

[@abelincoln3261]

I hate these type KZbin channels. The barking voice the way to much info and the pure hype... I made it to 1: 35 time stamp I can't.. see ya !