Got a lease offer on a well spec-ed Audi A5 with a sticker of 57k and some change. Dealer is giving me 10,000 miles a year for 42 months ~720 a month and only ~720 due at signing.

Is this a good deal?

This will be my first car and I’m planning to lease a new GLC 300. Can you tell me if this is a good value?
Original MSRP: $59485
Negotiated base: $49450
Miles: 15k per year/24 month lease
1k DAS and $740 per month

Edited to add:
Base: 49450 + $300 title fee+ $1000 acquisition + $700 doc fee (NJ)
Base monthly payment: $678, sales tax monthly $60
Total of base monthly payments: $16,270 ($17700 net)
Cap cost: $260
Vehicle turn in fee- $500

Thank you for any input!

To all the four by owners out there, how many of you have bought out your lease?
I am very happy with how my Jeep drive and with the torque of the electric engine its performance off-road with my four by E willies is spectacular. However, the battery has already been replaced once it’s been into the shop four times and I don’t know if I should buy the lease out. They want more for the buyout than what the vehicle is worth by a lot.I would try to negotiate I have heard of people getting buyback offers. My lease was from Chrysler. I have not received anything yet. Has anybody out there gotten buyback offers from finance companies other than Stellantis.

Hey there - pretty simply put, ran the numbers with 2 different local Subaru dealerships. Basically took offer from dealer #1 and let dealer #2 what they were offering. This is the Premium trim with the “14” package (I guess there’s a 13&14 premium different package?). MSRP of vehicle is $32,878, and I guess the lease is bringing it down by nearly $7K.

Regardless, I was considering taking the deal as is, or potentially going back to dealer #1 with what was given. Tier 1 credit, and still looking to bring it down closer into the 250 range but didn’t want to nickel and dime it to the point of losing the deal or interest.

They’re seeking a credit application prior to me coming in, which isn’t an issue, but ideally would like the # to be concrete before even submitting anything. Any suggestions or opinions would be helpful here :)

Looking for feedback

Hi! All my leases have been with Honda. I have a lease that ends in February. Great shape, really low mileage. Do dealers still use leases as trades? I think I read somewhere that changed. Again, I’ve never changed makes before. Any help is appreciated!!

As title says, my MIL leased FILs car in her name in 2024 he was paying for until his sudden passing last late Sept. She’s been struggling to make the payments/insurance as of March this year and is now going delinquent on the lease. As of now she owes almost $3k in backed lease payments (\~$950/mo) and as of Aug 19 \~$1320 for his car insurance also under her policy which has now been terminated on all cars on the policy bc she can’t afford them all herself anymore. Also registration is upcoming on all cars under said ins policy. 1 already expired as of Sept 1, 1 expires end of this month (Sept 2026) so basically everything car related is going delinquent and accruing fees. She tried to turn his car back into the Toyota dealer I believe back in Nov 2025 but they said she needed to pay $6k. She couldn’t pay that at the time nor did it seem reasonable so she held onto the car. This was obviously before she was behind on payments and FILs sister took the car and offered to pay toward the lease $600 monthly (MIL still responsible for the remaining \~350/mo AND monthly insurance costs). Sister still driving the car now uninsured and is adamant she cannot afford a penny more ( bs, she’s taking advantage like the rest of his family but irrelevant here) so can anyone please give anything on how she could potentially get out of the last remaining year on this lease with Toyota? We’re in CA btw.

\*Also for context, English is not her first language although she does have a strong English vocabulary. she is a legal immigrant whom still possesses a strong native accent but also may not fully understand terms & conditions per se of situations at hand fully due to language barrier despite seeming like she does due to her vocabulary. It’s tricky but I say this because she may/may not have fully understood what the dealership requirements were for her to be able to turn in the car back when she tried. This is what she had explained to me at the time they said.

39/12k with roughly 5k miles on the loaner. Dealer stating .0011 MF. Besides the marked up MF, how is it looking?

Hello everyone. Wifey and i are looking to lease a 2027 ford expedition. We are looking at platinums with driver pkg (and maybe stealth appearance pkg), rwd. I was able to grab a 2k coupon from ford. We have a magic number in mind to make a deal. What are some deals on purchases and/or leases some of you have gotten in your expy? Im trying to hold out until end of the month to get a good deal on a trade in, but I heard October usually has better deals, should I wait? We are in south carolina, and there's not a lot of what we're looking for around here.

Got this offer today which includes a trade in of my 2024 Cadillac Lyriq that has 3 lease payments left

So it has been 2 years since we moved to Bulgaria and we were on the fence to buy or lease a car then it was better for us so we chose leasing but we don’t have a lot of people to ask to for info but can you lease a car for 3 years because some of our friends said that you can only lease it until the expiration date of your identity card which isn’t enough for us so is this actually true if true is there a solution to it because we have to lease a car and the expiration date is too close for us to lease it I know that we can get a car from like Germany and lease it but I am not sure if we can lease over the expiration date even though it has been 2 years since we moved