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Got this in a email today - Good deal for someone im sure.
Got this in a email today - Good deal for someone im sure.
So the Corsa VXR that we leased is up for sale on Auto trader for £10499. It was sold at auction a few weeks ago in England but I don't know what price it fetched.
List price for this car with metallic paint as extra was just a touch over £18000, ok the lease company will be paying less. We paid exactly £4399 over 2 years to lease it.
Say worst case scenario the dealer is making a grand on it so they bought it at auction for £9499 and best case that's what the leasing company got back (they won't have with auction fees etc). Then there's transport cost back to England (Woodside's took it) etc.
The numbers don't add up. How can they be making any money?
Lol at the 3k miles.So the Corsa VXR that we leased is up for sale on Auto trader for £10499. It was sold at auction a few weeks ago in England but I don't know what price it fetched.
List price for this car with metallic paint as extra was just a touch over £18000, ok the lease company will be paying less. We paid exactly £4399 over 2 years to lease it.
Say worst case scenario the dealer is making a grand on it so they bought it at auction for £9499 and best case that's what the leasing company got back (they won't have with auction fees etc). Then there's transport cost back to England (Woodside's took it) etc. Then there's car tax which they pay.
The numbers don't add up. How can they be making any money?
They'd need to have got that car around 4k below list price to break even.
Vauxhall Corsa 1.6T VXR 3dr
They don't buy them at anywhere near list -all lease agents/companies get them at mega discounted prices and then get further offers to move stock.So the Corsa VXR that we leased is up for sale on Auto trader for £10499. It was sold at auction a few weeks ago in England but I don't know what price it fetched.
List price for this car with metallic paint as extra was just a touch over £18000, ok the lease company will be paying less. We paid exactly £4399 over 2 years to lease it.
Say worst case scenario the dealer is making a grand on it so they bought it at auction for £9499 and best case that's what the leasing company got back (they won't have with auction fees etc). Then there's transport cost back to England (Woodside's took it) etc. Then there's car tax which they pay.
The numbers don't add up. How can they be making any money?
They'd need to have got that car around 4k below list price to break even.
Vauxhall Corsa 1.6T VXR 3dr
Agree - and the cheaper they get them, the better deals for all of usI did say the wouldn't pay list. It just shows how much they are paying below.
Lol at the 3k miles.