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FredLang
New User
| Posts: 1
| Joined: 04/12
Posted: 04/21/12
07:28 PM
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I have a white 2009 acura tsx (without Nav). It has just over 39,000 miles on it and my lease is about to end. The buy out price is $19,000 (before taxes--and acura financial says this price cannot be negotiated). I went on kbb.com and their price to buy this exact car from a dealer is higher than the $19,000 price I can purchase it for now. Does that alone make this a good deal? Is there a way to know if this is a good price?? Would I be better off buying a brand new TSX?
Please let me know if anyone has a formula (or web page) that can explain a way to calculate a good price to purchase the car at the end of a lease?
Thank you!
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henry.budd
Enthusiast
| Posts: 259
| Joined: 01/12
Posted: 08/15/12
11:04 PM
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You have already used this car for so many days. If you find this vehicle good for you then you can buy it after your lease is over. Otherwise go for a brand new one. And purchasing a new car depends on your budget. I would suggest you that if budget is not an issue for you then go for a new car...good luck!
www.newusedcarssacramento.com
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Paul.Mac
New User
| Posts: 4
| Joined: 08/12
Posted: 08/16/12
04:34 AM
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A new one will cost you about $30,000 to $ 38,000. If you can afford that then you can easily buy a new one. And if you want to stick with an old one, I’ll suggest buy the one you already have in lease. It is a good price and most importantly you are familiar with this one.
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