Toyota is running some KILLER leases on the Sequoia. I saw a commercial on TV, then I emailed my local dealer. Basically here is how it goes- 06 Sequoia with a $37329 MSRP would calculate to the following-
Payments with tax $397 a month for only 36 months
Total due at signing only $715
No Security Deposit
Residual Buy Option at end of lease only $22086
12000 miles a year.
I've never leased a car before, and I'm not really in the market, but this deal seams too good to pass up. My wife has an 01 RAV4 that I think is too small for her and it is paid off. The way I figure it, we can get a new Sequoia, then sell her RAV4 for about $13000, and use that money to make 34 of the 36 Sequoia payments. Milage isnt a problem, she only puts about 10K a year on.
Also, that residual is so low for a Toyota, I could probably sell the Sequoia for a profit.
I priced a 4Runner with the same MSRP and a similar lease is $600 a month with $1500 due at signing.
What do you guys think? Anybody else gonna run out and snatch up a Sequoia?
Payments with tax $397 a month for only 36 months
Total due at signing only $715
No Security Deposit
Residual Buy Option at end of lease only $22086
12000 miles a year.
I've never leased a car before, and I'm not really in the market, but this deal seams too good to pass up. My wife has an 01 RAV4 that I think is too small for her and it is paid off. The way I figure it, we can get a new Sequoia, then sell her RAV4 for about $13000, and use that money to make 34 of the 36 Sequoia payments. Milage isnt a problem, she only puts about 10K a year on.
Also, that residual is so low for a Toyota, I could probably sell the Sequoia for a profit.
I priced a 4Runner with the same MSRP and a similar lease is $600 a month with $1500 due at signing.
What do you guys think? Anybody else gonna run out and snatch up a Sequoia?