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Originally Posted by TurtleBoy
The adjusted cap cost is the selling price plus all of the fees that are being rolled into the lease minus any cap cost reduction which in this case would be zero. In the leasehackr calculator only the acquisition fee is able to be rolled into the lease since the dealer and gov't fees always go into upfront fees so if you want to use the selling price as the selling price then you will need to add all of the fees together and put them into the acquisition fee field.
https://leasehackr.com/calculator?ma...Tax_radio=true
Their numbers are definitely not reflecting the deal that is shown on your sheet. There must be some information/fees they are not showing. Their MSD calculations are also not correct since your "due at signing" amount is off. The DAS can't be your monthly payment plus 7 MSDs since the numbers don't add up. They have the DAS as 8,309.73 and your monthly payment as 1,159.73 meaning the MSD amount would be 7,150. That would mean each MSD payment would be 1,021.43 which can't be correct since an MSD payment is always rounded up to the next 50 dollars unless something has changed this year. Here is the MSD rule sheet from last year when the program was reinstated nationwide. |
Thanks, so that’s useful info. They came back with a revised sheet saying they messed up some calculation. Does this look right?