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Re: RRS Lease [mmalonso]

by Car_man on Tue Oct 07 17:39:36 PDT 2008

Hi mmalonso. Thanks for taking the time to share the details of your lease with everyone. I'm not surprised that the dealer that you worked with ran your lease through an independent bank. Land Rover's lease program for the 2008 Range Rover Sport is absolutely horrible right now. If you'd like, you can stop by the Dealer Ratings & Reviews section of Edmunds.com to share your thoughts on your recent dealer experience with others as well. Enjoy your new ride :shades: ! Car_man Host Prices Paid: Buying & Leasing Experiences Forum

Re: [asa2]

by eights38 on Fri Oct 03 20:40:31 PDT 2008

asa2, It is next to impossible to get a Range Rover Sport below $700 per month. There is a substantial amount of lease support from Land Rover and US Bank's 48 month lease program is average, but close to $800 per month plus taxes and inception fees (first month's payment, bank fee, motor vehicle fees, dealer doc fee) due at signing is more likely. There are a couple competitive lease take-over and new car ads on some of the larger lease transfer sites. Matt eights38@gmail.com

Re: Just leased RRS [mmalonso]

by jbratx on Thu Oct 02 03:45:12 PDT 2008

Did you try Land Rover Credit?

Re: Current MF/Residuals [roverdude]

by Car_man on Tue Sep 09 04:02:46 PDT 2008

Hi roverdude. Land Rover's lease program on the Range Rover Sport is unbelievably bad right now. Its buy rate lease money factor is currently .00394. This is slightly better than the factor that you were quoted, but still terrible. It's equivalent to an interest rate of almost 9.5%. Anyone who wants this truck would be better off financing it, paying cash for it, or leasing a luxury SUV from a different manufacturer. Car_man Host Prices Paid: Buying & Leasing Experiences Forum

Re: Handling and acquisition fees [luvcarz]

by Car_man on Tue Sep 09 03:25:54 PDT 2008

Hi luvcarz. The last time that I checked, Land Rover Capital Group charged a $595 acquisition fee on every vehicle that it leased. Anything above that (other than the destination charge, which is part of vehicles' prices) is basically nothing more than a way for the dealer that you are working with to add more profit to your deal. I suggest that you look at the total selling price that you were quoted for the LR2 that you want, including all fees. If you believe that this truck's total price is too high, you should either try to negotiate a lower price with this dealer or shop around with a few other dealers. Car_man Host Prices Paid: Buying & Leasing Experiences Forum

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