[1duffer]

Anyone leasing a LX-P? What is your payment? I put $2500 down and $290 a month. Did I get hosed?

 

[B20Vtec]

How much % interest are you paying ?

 

[1duffer]

1.62%

 

[4Tires]

Not mine but I found someone else's lease on a 2016 Aegean Blue LX-P Coupe

240 a month
0 Down/Dealer paid first payment
3 years, 15k a year, 45k total mileage limit

Not sure what they're paying for interest. can't really say you were hosed since $290 a month isn't too far off and maybe they did some amazing haggling and they're an old customer of that dealership to get that deal.

 

[That Guy]

You're not getting ripped off. I checked the Honda site and a LX-P with a down payment of $2,500 is $313 per month for 36 months.

 

[Smith]

One thing to note is, it might be bad in comparison to someone that negotiated and even right now I think you'll have better luck negotiating than those that were first to get the Civic during the initial launch.

 

[hungmeow]

Anyone leasing a LX-P? What is your payment? I put $2500 down and $290 a month. Did I get hosed?

That doesn't sound too bad. How many miles are you allowed to drive per year? Does it come with any complimentary services such as oil changes?

 

[1duffer]

12000 miles per year, first 3 oil changes free. I negotiated down from $339 per month. I still think $290 is high.

 

[hungmeow]

12000 miles per year, first 3 oil changes free. I negotiated down from $339 per month. I still think $290 is high.

Thats not too bad. Considering you are getting the LX-P. If it was the LX then I would say its kinda high.

 

[Wolf37]

I just picked up a new 2016 Civic EX-T on a 3 year 12k mile lease for $0 down other than 1st month, DMV and taxes of the 3 years. $224/month. Thats the lowest I've heard of so far. I'm in the NYC area. Hope everyone can use this to set the bar of what to expect.

 

[Smith]

That's a steal as far as what i've seen. Having free maintenance would make it even better but fortunately during the first years there's not much to do, just the usual.

Do you plan to get your Civic serviced at the dealer or an independent shop?

 

[Black Jackyl]

I just picked up a new 2016 Civic EX-T on a 3 year 12k mile lease for $0 down other than 1st month, DMV and taxes of the 3 years. $224/month. Thats the lowest I've heard of so far. I'm in the NYC area. Hope everyone can use this to set the bar of what to expect.

Thats almost to a T the same lease agreement we have. I added the fog lights that didnt come standard with this model that pushed it up just a little. I couldnt pass this up at that monthly payment. As of now anyway, we plan to buy it out after the 3 years at an agreed on price of around 13K But then again who knows what 2019-20 Civics may look like. For our situation a lease was practical at this particular time.

 

[sravanz]

i got a touring 10 days back and i am paying 289+tax for 45k/3yr lease.. I did not put any thing down except title and reg fee which is around $400

 

[deathleech]

$290 seems a little high, especially if you put $2500 down and have 12000 miles a year. Three oil changes isn't really a big deal. If you had gotten free oil changes for the life of the lease and 15k miles it would have been more of a deal.

Honda currently has a special offer on the LX model which is $2000 down and the monthly payment comes out to $179. I don't think the LX-P model is worth the extra $500 down and $110 a month? Did you negotiate at all with them or just take the first offer?

 

[Tennesseestorm]

They have some sort of lease deal here for a LX sedan at our local Honda dealers... it is $199.00 per month with zero down. I have never leased, but thought about it because I am picky about cars and get tired of them quick if there is something I don't like. I could do that and keep my savings in my bank account and try to buy the car if I decide I want to keep it.


Good luck!

 

[Josh Aden]

Anyone leasing a LX-P? What is your payment? I put $2500 down and $290 a month. Did I get hosed?

$290 a month for 36 months plus $2500 down comes out to be $12,940 plus whatever fees and taxes there are. That is a ton of money to own a car for 3 years.

 

[4Tires]

Not too bad if you decide to buy the car after a lease and the price you get is really dependent on your dealer and at what time you negotiated.