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@Anonymous wrote:
I'm back. Couple more questions.
What exactly is the purpose of putting money down or due at signing for a vehicle I'm merely renting for three years?
Is it possible to get the dealer to change due at signing into a refundable deposit? Feels like I'd be throwing money away.
Does the amount thats due at signing depend on the overall cost of the car? Just trying to understand the logic here.
For example, a Camaro is $169 a month but $4500 due at signing where the Mazda 3 is $149 a month with $1999 due at signing. That means I'd be paying over $10,000 in three years for the Camaro O.o
it's capital cost reduction. you are paying down the total of what you are renting basically.
if you agree that you are paying $15k for a 3 year rental, that payment may be $300 but if you pay $3k upfront, then your rental becomes just $250 a month (my numbers mean nothing, just example)
and the specials you see that say due at signing also don't include the things you have to pay for usually, taxes, fees, first month payment, etc.
you don't have to put the due at signing money down but you do usually need to do minimum drive off which will be under $1k depending on your state usually.
but your payment will be higher.