I am getting a new S2000
 

After making the mistake of selling my 2003 I am getting a new one but I want my lease payments to be $300 or less on a 3 or 4 year lease. What kind of down payment is fair.

If I cannot get a good deal I will bite the bullet and put down 15k and buy thecar but I prefer to lease if possible.

I think you would be crazy to put down 15k to lower your payments. If you can't afford more than 300/mo, maybe you should wait to get a new S2000.

There is always the used market. 15k + a small loan will get you a very nice used S.

no I think you got the wrong idea- I am hoping to lease a new s2k with a 2-3k downpayment and monthly payments of 300 bucks.

IfI cannot get a gooddeal I will buy a new S2k.

I will never buy another used car after my last experience with a 911 - in the garage more the on the road.

I'd be surprised if you could lease a new S2000 for ~$300/mo, but I can't honestly say I've ever looking into pricing on a lease. It sucks that your 911 had problems, was it one of the cars afflicted with the rear main seal issue?

I'm nearly certain you can't buy an S for $300/mo unless you finance for much longer than 5 years, but I suspect you plan to pay higher per month if you decide to buy.

If you put $15k down, you might be able to pay off the rest of a new S2k for under $300/mo over 60 months, depending on your interest rate and purchase price. For a 72 month loan, you wouldn't have a problem. Anything less than 60, no way jose.

[QUOTE=vtec9,Jan 31 2006, 01:56 PM] If you put $15k down, you might be able to pay off the rest of a new S2k for under $300/mo over 60 months, depending on your interest rate and purchase price.

$300? Yeah, good luck. Maybe with a lease contract of 90 months.

A $32k loan at 4% interest rate with a 6 year term is at $500/mo, just to give you a perspective.

If you got it for sticker of 34k, you wouldn't be able to, but if you haggled down to say 32k, with a 2% apr, you'd be under 300/mo. I said might, not would :)

want to take over my lease? 28 months left and the payments are 366 a month! the priciple is 339!! with nothing down and i will cover all the take over fees honda might charge!

its a 2005 NFR with 4000miles!

:)