Same terms, $50 bucks less. Got mine from a car broker, who had it delivered from rusnak. All the dealers a flooded with automatics.

 

is it possible you pm me contact info for your car broker? I've exchanged phone calls with the Internet manager at Rusnak and he's telling me 560+tax with 0 down is the best he can do...

 

PM sent

 

Just call around and have someone beat the prices, autos are much easier for them to unload. You can probably get my payment with 0 down. Goodluck!!!

 

These numbers make me cringe. I've been looking for an S convertible in manual here in NY and no one can find me one. I'm heading down on Monday to test drive an S auto convertible British racing edition but I haven't been able to find numbers anywhere near what you guys are saying. Best I've found is a dealer in NJ with a $96k MSRP that with $5k down and 7,500/miles can do $1k/mo with a MF of .00072

 

you should be able to get an R for less than that.

$96k msrp S with $0 down should be approx $700/m

start by having them give you base money factor, .00120 through US Bank

 

Out of curiosity, since I usually walk in and as long as I'm happy with the numbers I get the car... how are you getting to $700/mo? They had offered me a $78k MSRP non S with a sale price of $72k for $770/mo with $5k down. I'm just not quite understanding how the difference can be so large. The money factor they quoted me was .00072 (which is less than the US Bank MF)

 

Double check the mf.. us bank is lower than chase/Jag financial

96k msrp you should be able to negotiate that down to 78k

spend some time reading leasehackr.com forums

 

The other element in the slider that can move is the residual. If the residual drops you are leasing "more" car so the monthly goes up...which is typically why BMW are cheap lease because of inflated residuals...