Leased my first Tacoma $151/month + tax

Hey guys, first pickup truck.
The lease deal was too good to pass up, so I went for the taco Tuesday special and I got two (one for me and one for my parents).

I made a complete post in a different (leasing) forum on the specific and how to replicate it, but it might be a little too technical (if anyone is interested I can repost it here or forward the link).
Basically, they are two 2019 SR double Cab with zero due at signing other than MSD.
I'm taking mine to Florida so with taxes it came to $161.71/month

 

Welcome to TW

I would be interested in reading what you posted about leasing.

 

How many years is your lease?

 

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24 month / 12k

The 36month would have been more expensive (usually is the other way around).

 

A few things to keep in mind:
1- leases vary by regions (that's why I got mine in PA and not in FL where I live)
2- leases incentives vary monthly (I got mine in August, Sept might better / worse / or the same..... I don't know, I haven't checked).
3- If you want the best possible deal you should know how to calculate your own lease. Some of the terminology in my post might not make sense without doing a little bit of research first.

Without further due here is the link:

https://forum.leasehackr.com/t/signed-two-tacomas-at-151-tax-0-drive-off-9msd/170615

 

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Thanks everyone,
I signed up to see if I could find a recommendation for a inexpensive bed cover, but so far the ones being recommend in this site cost more than half a year of my lease

 

Welcome to TW.
personally I will never understand someone wanting to lease a vehicle. Two years later and 8,000 less in your pocket you give the truck up and have nothing to show for it.
But every one has different needs and circumstances.

Anyways nice looking truck, good luck.

 

Cars are depreciating assets.

I have owned many cars that I have paid in full and I have enjoyed modifying them to my liking.
Now days, I rather drive something new, with warranty and minimize my monthly expenses / exposure.
Just as an example, one of my leased vehicles got screwed by carfax (the DMV took longer to report my new vehicle than my 10k maintenance, so carfax showed as odometer tampering). To top it off, someone hit me from behind. At the end of lease, I turn in the keys and lost nothing.

Second example, I just sold my lease (the lease was due in about 6 months). I made $2k in the process. So I would disagree on not having anything to show for at the end of the lease. Cheers

 

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Welcome to TW!

 

Welcome!