Help: Question about leasing a used FF

138k over 3 years to drive a 180k makes no sense. just buy the car

 

I agree. Since you're exploring leasing, you might as well check out what it would cost to actually finance it.

 

Put 80 down and finance 100k from penfed
good luck

 

For $138,000 you can buy a good low mile 612.1 and have money left over. Maybe even a higher mile 612.2 for that kind of money to drive every day.

 

or even a 2012 FF with 25k miles for 140k

 

I would rather walk. lol

Agree with finance the car, 3-4 years will cover the sales tax burden. You'll still have equity in that time.

 

I don't know where you can find one at this price?
Are you trying to help accelerating the FF depreciation? ; )

 

Brian L- To each his own. It appears you have similar taste in autos as myself except for the different opinions on the FF vs. the 612 OTO. I won't rubbish your taste for preferring the FF vs. the 612. I elected the 612 over the FF it was not an accident I ended up with the 612 rather than the FF.
I am on the list, to get on the list for the Mission E Porsche (electric). I heard it may be available in 2019 from Randy Leffingwell after he met with some of the Porsche executives last year?

 

If you're happy ... love it!

I will wait a year or so on the Porsche, but it looks great.

 

i have one that's how i know

612 OTO is gorgeous - wld give up the FF over the 612 OTO any day of the week

if anyone wants to pay me more than 140k for my 25k mile FF pls PM me

 

ttforcedfed - you are on the same wave link as was I when I got my 612 OTO. Looked at a couple FF and the 612 is just too beautiful.

 

I think you need to look at financing it. You could certainly do an open in lease and probably have a reasonable deal. Those cars seem to have depreciated out and now that they are in the very low twos and high ones they're holding hard.

 

By the way I have never seen an FF with 20,000 miles or even 40,000 miles sell for 140 K. FF eats up a 612 in all categories but it really comes down to personal choice

 

I think the 140K is his trade in no necessary what a consumer can pay.

 

That's an easy retail sale, you can do wholesale for that. 25k 2012 FFs are 160-170 right now. Unless it's ugly. Or has no shields

 

yep, so add 10% for a retail number - doesn't make much of a difference - no one is paying me 170 for my car when low miles ones are 180/

 

If the build was perfect maybe 165.

Super low miles (under 6000) 2012s with a great build are selling for 185. (May '16)

 

Plus 6K power Warrenty then it becomes 191K.

 

Amazing to see how much lower the FF are compared to the 612 at the same life cycle, and that with a much higher MSRP.

 

I have owned both 2x...has a little to do with looks...the FF is in a different league...sorry 612 owners but they are basically a 4 seat f12 or 458

 

Thank you

612 is safe, looks soft and old school, drives like an old car

FF styling is polarizing because it's bold, and what a monster to drive, always will be a monster. It's a bigger and slightly slower F12, so much more car for the money than a 458. But in that modern family in every way.

 

Ff is a video game - 612 oto is real car