2017 R
I financed so it was a bit different. You should be able to get a better deal on a 17 though
Last edited by JFerraro819; Jun 27, 2017 at 04:15 PM.
here's the official offer so far by the dealer. I haven't countered anything yet. This is just to show the msrp and selling price, which i think is good? obviously not the monthly payment. The 33 months is because he's buying out the last 3 months of my current lease.
- $108,458 MSRP
- $98,000 Selling price
- 33 months
- 10k miles a year
- $1528.95 due at signing (first payment, registration)
- $1269.80 payment including taxes and tags
- $108,458 MSRP
- $98,000 Selling price
- 33 months
- 10k miles a year
- $1528.95 due at signing (first payment, registration)
- $1269.80 payment including taxes and tags
can you explain the red?
I'm guessing here, but you're losing 3 months on your new lease in exchange for your existing remaining lease. The two values are not the same. I would run real value numbers on what this is costing. Conventional wisdom is a good leave is about 1% of Msrp. Leasing experts can weigh in.
here's the official offer so far by the dealer. I haven't countered anything yet. This is just to show the msrp and selling price, which i think is good? obviously not the monthly payment. The 33 months is because he's buying out the last 3 months of my current lease.
- $108,458 MSRP
- $98,000 Selling price
- 33 months
- 10k miles a year
- $1528.95 due at signing (first payment, registration)
- $1269.80 payment including taxes and tags
- $108,458 MSRP
- $98,000 Selling price
- 33 months
- 10k miles a year
- $1528.95 due at signing (first payment, registration)
- $1269.80 payment including taxes and tags
My car was $110.5, they sold it to me for $89.5
The mileage is too low, trust me. You WILL be driving this car a lot.
As I said before, don't pay more than I did ($0 down, $0 at signing, $999/mo, dealer makes the first payment, 33 months, 12K miles per year)
Right now, there is $5000 factory cash offered by Jaguar on V8s. When I bought my car it was only $3000.
There is no way a car that is cheaper than mine and with more cash from the factory should cost as much as an F Type SVR (the deal you were offered is almost exactly what my friend was offered on a white F Type SVR in Chicago).
Last edited by BostonKiller; Jul 11, 2017 at 10:44 AM.
I just got an R last week. 113 msrp and I got a great deal. 0 out of pocket, 1100 plus tax. 12k miles a year. Right now there are dealer incentives going on as no more 2017s are being made. Keep looking around.






