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12-27-2008, 03:23 PM
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I haven't leased one nor talked to any dealers (yet) but have been considering it...
Check out www.leasecompare.com , that will at least give you an idea of pricing.
Check out www.leasecompare.com , that will at least give you an idea of pricing.
12-27-2008, 03:45 PM
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What makes you think that?? I have leased a lot of cars and I see no reason why GT-R is any different. Hell, look at some of the more expensive vehicles out there like the infamous competitor (997 Turbo), I can go lease that right now at my local dealer if I want to 
12-27-2008, 03:59 PM
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I like changing cars every couple of years, just my thing. So for me, renting (aka leasing) works for me. For others, its not a good thing, either high mileage drivers, like to mod like crazy, etc... I modded my C6 - - rip 
and my 350z ('07) but both of those I own. I like having more than 1 car, therefore a lease often makes more sense, since I will flip that lease every 2 or 3 years and I get to mod the other car that I own...
Though to be honest, I often do subtle performance mods (that I can take off easily) on my lease cars.
and my 350z ('07) but both of those I own. I like having more than 1 car, therefore a lease often makes more sense, since I will flip that lease every 2 or 3 years and I get to mod the other car that I own...Though to be honest, I often do subtle performance mods (that I can take off easily) on my lease cars.
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01-01-2009, 01:19 PM
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Any car can be leased....If you can lease a 1.5 million dollar sports car...why not a Nissan
If these cars were selling as much as people are talking about them....there would a a 3 year waiting list
They are not selling as good as most would think
I could get one for under MSRP right not...Last year at ZdayZ...nissan had one there on display and said the dealer were going to be selling them for 20k over....and if the economy was not this bad...they might of gotten it.....they are getting a wake up call which is good for us.
If these cars were selling as much as people are talking about them....there would a a 3 year waiting listThey are not selling as good as most would think
I could get one for under MSRP right not...Last year at ZdayZ...nissan had one there on display and said the dealer were going to be selling them for 20k over....and if the economy was not this bad...they might of gotten it.....they are getting a wake up call which is good for us.
01-01-2009, 02:23 PM
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You can't lease one because the GTR won't last. If I were Nissan and I built a car that can barely handle some launches why would I want the car back? I'd rather sell it and deny warranty. If I leased it, I could deny the warranty, but eventually I would have to take the car back anyways so whether I deny warranty or not doesn't matter.
01-01-2009, 05:53 PM
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You can't lease one because the GTR won't last. If I were Nissan and I built a car that can barely handle some launches why would I want the car back? I'd rather sell it and deny warranty. If I leased it, I could deny the warranty, but eventually I would have to take the car back anyways so whether I deny warranty or not doesn't matter.
This one is leased.
01-01-2009, 07:32 PM
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If the manufacturer refuses to offer leases on their own vehicle, it "could" say something about what they think the value of the car will be in the long-run.
01-03-2009, 08:38 AM
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I do not have an example of Nissan themselves leasing the vehicle. Something to consider though is it is a very limited market when you are talking about leasing a GT-R, it is definitely not like the production numbers you see with their other vehicles.
01-13-2009, 09:51 AM
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Many automotive brands are cutting lease programs/offers for vehicles due to the risk of inaccurate depreciation projections.
Basically I lease you a Escalade for three years today and tell you after those 36 months/36,000 miles it will be worth $42,000.
During those three years Escalade inventories pile up forcing rebates and below invoice pricing. That 3 year old Escalade that I have to take back and resale isn't worth the $42,000 I projected; therefore I'm at a loss.
Banks (especially US Bank) seem to be more willing to take risks when it comes to leases.
Basically I lease you a Escalade for three years today and tell you after those 36 months/36,000 miles it will be worth $42,000.
During those three years Escalade inventories pile up forcing rebates and below invoice pricing. That 3 year old Escalade that I have to take back and resale isn't worth the $42,000 I projected; therefore I'm at a loss.
Banks (especially US Bank) seem to be more willing to take risks when it comes to leases.
