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What was your Interest rate and residual %?Has to be either interest rate decrease or residual increase...price is unchanged.
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What was your Interest rate and residual %?Has to be either interest rate decrease or residual increase...price is unchanged.
I've heard the residual change depending on what you put down. Seems like some fancy accountingOut of curiosity, what is the residual on the lease? I am worried about the resale of my R1S in a few years but I don't know if a lease would be much better, depending on what the residual is.
Unless you purchased from CostCo.But going back to renegotiate? No, that's not a thing. If the price of milk drops 15 cents a gallon can you go back to the store with your lightly used jug of milk and renegotiate?
30d price protections are hard to find these days. Amazon used to have it and it was amazing.Unless you purchased from CostCo.
Nope, that is life unfortunately. Once when younger I had a super hot girl waiting for me at a party, but I had other plans not knowing that lol.This one stings quite a bit...just bought the R1S lease like 3 weeks back and the lease payments have gone down by over $300 per month. I know the answer is likely no but do I have any options?
Well, there's always... adding CarPlay.I feel like the only demand lever they have left now is MSRP decrease?
Typically residuals are set by banks and independent of cap cost reductions (money down). It can vary based on location/mileage/model. Have not heard of a residual on a lease being affecting by money down because the residual is the banks estimation of the depreciation of the asset and its associated value at the end of the lease, money down doesn't change the value of a car.I've heard the residual change depending on what you put down. Seems like some fancy accounting
OP and @NineElectrics, do you guys mind sharing your down payment, residual, and MF
Why would OP prepay as an option? That does nothing to solve the “issue”.Pick up a second one?
I'm sure there are exit provisions in your lease agreement, prepayment and/or exercising a buyout option (if there is one) is perhaps one of them.
But going back to renegotiate? No, that's not a thing. If the price of milk drops 15 cents a gallon can you go back to the store with your lightly used jug of milk and renegotiate?
Zero influence. Lease is a simple mathematical equation using sale price (MSRP) (dealer controlled), projected residual value and Apr (neither are dealer influenced ) unless the dealer is buying points behind the scenes to lower the APR maybe….so they don’t have to show a price decrease publicly?I wonder how much influence Rivian has on setting the lease prices.
Most legacy auto companies have captive finance companies in house (e.g. Ford Credit). Since Rivian does not, they partnered with Chase. My understanding is that they sell the vehicles to Chase and then Chase takes it from there.
So is Chase in charge of setting the lease prices since they are ultimately on the hook for handling the payments/taking most or all of the residual risk?
Perhaps Chase saw the imbalanced R1S supply/demand dynamic and saw an opportunity to earn extra profits by pricing the money factors higher, and then lowered them when people didn't bite.
they could consider opening up select O/S marketsI feel like the only demand lever they have left now is MSRP decrease?
They already did for standard and provided a standard+ in between optionWould be a bit surprised if this doesn't happen in the next 30-60 days.
At least for the R1T prices barely changed here’s a screen shot from dec 23 and from today. MSRP on the 23 image was 89,500 and today was 89,000 same configuration (the 500 difference is the ocean cost went down to 2000 from 2500)This one stings quite a bit...just bought the R1S lease like 3 weeks back and the lease payments have gone down by over $300 per month. I know the answer is likely no but do I have any options?