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October 6 Update:
Most of the lease specials are out. Unfortunately, a couple of key car manufacturers have not published theirs. Toyota? Are you listening?
Check back tomorrow!
Thinking about a Corvette Lease? Who can blame you? The Corvette has been a hit in every decade since the first one was built and introduced to America in 1953. It is real hard to look at any corvette from any year without appreciating the exterior beauty and yearning to get behind the wheel. The 2011/2012 Corvettes not only look great, but are rated very highly by sports car magazine reviews. The problem is, the starting price for a Corvette is around $50k - not many of us have that kind of cash to put down. Fortunately, Chevy has answered the call for affordable financing and now offers a Corvette Lease on the 2012 models. Let's take a look at the figures and see if makes sense to lease a Corvette:
I must have gotten a dozen emails asking me about a month Nissan Rogue Lease. I can see why: a $219 per month Nissan Rogue Lease has been showing up online, everywhere - even on the monthly car lease site from time to time. Obviously, as fall nears, this is a popular time to look into AWD vehicles like the Nissan Rogue. I thought this $219.00 lease offered deserves some further consideration. Here is what the Lease Offer Looks like under the microscope:
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Car Lease Rankings arrived a little bit later this month because Toyota did not post any offers until late this afternoon (September 7th). Car lease deals definitely took a step in the right direction this month with over 6 entries rated as excellent based on LVR (Lease Value Ratios) under 1.10%: Chevy Malibu: $179.00, Mazda 3-5Door: $219.00, Honda CrossTour EX-V6: $259.00, Infiniti G25 Sedan: 319.00, Nissan Frontier 4x4: $229.00, Toyota Camry LE: $189.00
But there's more to this month's car lease deals than a strong Top-6 finish: