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Background
Leasing doesn't always make sense but for me it can (for reasons explained below) and I had put an excel calculator together to help me
whenever I was considering buying or leasing a new car. After finding myself often explaining to others over a beer (or two) why I had leased I
thought I would make my calculator a little more user friendly and started sharing with friends.
Reasons why leasing can make sense for me:
- I like to replace my cars every 2-3 years
- The cars I like tend to have good residual values
- I look after my cars whether I buy or lease
- It is not unusual for me to want to add expensive options like navigation systems or sports packages
Some things about leasing that people aren't always aware of:
- In most states you pay tax on the lease payments vs tax on the full cost of the car when purchasing
- When leasing you still negotiate the price just as you would if you were buying. The residual value is calculated of the MSRP but the lease
fees are calculated on the difference between the price you are effectively paying and the residual, so the lower the negotiated price the lower
the monthly lease payments
-With many manufactures the markup on the options are high but it is not uncommon to be able to negotiate invoice for them. This can often
mean that adding options doesn't necessarily have to drive the lease costs through the roof. However when purchasing car options it can be
like the house market where the option doesn't really add value to the car it just makes it more desirable.
Release Note:
V5 - Added NJ 0.4% tax on vehicles over $45K
V6 - Added comparisons to finance purchase and cash purchase
V7 - Added profit and discount % on summary page
V8 - Added NJ luxury tax to summary page
V9 - Made changes to lease vs finance purchase section and included results in summary tab
V10 - Added the cost of the options at invoice and MSRP
V11 - Changed a couple of formulas to make it compatible with OpenOffice
V12 - Added introduction and more comments/notes
Summary Comparison
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A B C
5 0.0007 0.2045 0.2033
8.0965
Lease Details Comments: / Month / Month
MSRP $20,000 Car Details MSRP Invoice at Inv at MSRP
Invoice $18,000 Inc Base price 20,000 18,000 230.41 290.33
MF 0.00236 As a % = 5.664 Y/N Options
Term 39 Y 0 0 0.00 0.00
Residual 62% Neg residual 67% Y 0 0 0.00 0.00
State tax rate 7% Y 0 0 0.00 0.00
Residual Value $12,400 Discount 7.5% Y 0 0 0.00 0.00
Negotiated price $18,500 Invoice +/- $500 Y 0 0 0.00 0.00
Depreciation $6,100 Profit 2.8% Y 0 0 0.00 0.00
Monthly cost $156 Y 0 0 0.00 0.00
Monthly Finance fees $73 Y 0 0 0.00 0.00
Monthly Lease $229 Y 0 0 0.00 0.00
tax $16 Y 0 0 0.00 0.00
Monthly lease incl tax $245 0 $245 Options Total 0 0 0.00 0.00
Total 20,000 18,000 230.41 290.33
Lease vs Financed Purchase
Cost to Finance $20,728 at APR of 2.90%
Monthly payments $531 Due at Signing
Effective Cost to own car $8,328 $214 /month Capital reduction $0
Save/invest delta from lease of $286 /Month at 4.00% 1st month $245
LEASING: Investment Worth $11,894 After 39 Months initiation fee 595
BUYING: Residual value of car $12,400 $506 Diff bank fees 0
Lease vs Cash Purchase docs 199
Interest Rate NJ State tax 7.5
Total lease costs $9,570 $849 5.00% plates and reg 253
Cost to own car $7,395 Refundable Deposit
Money left in the bank $10,225 $1,662 5.00% Total $1,300
Total Lease Cost - Cost to Own $2,175 $2,511 Total (Adj) $1,300
Costs - Lost Interest -$336
NOTE: Tax on purchase $1295 - tax on lease $626 = $669 Tax Saving Key: Only enter data in yellow boxes
A B C
5 0.0007 0.2045 0.2033
8.872975
70 70
60 60
15 f(x) = 0.1262407328x^2 + 2.1387928542x + 0.5098014195
R² = 0.9999420839
14
50 13
50
12
11 2
10 12
40 24
9 40
8 36
7 39
30 42
6 30
5 54
Polynomial (5) 60
20 4 Polynomial (60)
20
3
f(x) = 0.0006686707x^2 + 0.2050948578x - 0.197971365 2
10 R² = 0.9999989227 1
10
0
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 0
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16
A B C
0.6000000
1 0.0000200 0.0416 0.0416000 2.5
2 0.0001000 0.0831 0.0827000
3 0.0002000 0.1242 0.1228
f(x) = - 3.151918887213E-05x^3 + 0.0001288345x^2 + 0.0410191449x + 0.0006816117
0.5000000 R² = 0.9999994176 4 0.0004000 0.1649 0.1614
5 0.0007000 0.2051 0.198 f(x) = - 2.05973321503847E-06x^3 + 4.35936111001121E-05x^2 + 0.0411296277x - 0.0403528158
6 0.0010000 0.2446 0.2318 2 R² = 0.9999991975
7 0.0014000 0.2832 0.2622
0.4000000 8 0.0019000 0.3208 0.2884
9 0.0024000 0.3572 0.3097
A
10 0.0031000 0.3922 0.3251 A
Polynomial (A) 1.5
11 0.0039000 0.4256 0.3338
f(x) = - 0.0001410277x^3 + 0.0007807468x^2 + 0.038500346x + 0.0033354579 Polynomial (A)
0.3000000 R² = 0.9999599309 B 12 0.0047000 0.4571 0.3347
13 0.0057000 0.4866 0.3268 B
Polynomial (B)
14 0.0068000 0.5138 0.3088 Polynomial (B)
C
15 0.0081000 0.5384 0.2796 1 C
0.2000000 Polynomial (C)
Polynomial (C)
A B C
2 0.0000300 0.0417 3.00E-16
12 0.0032000 0.4568 0.0024000
0.1000000 24 0.0148000 0.943 0.0240000 0.5
f(x) = 3.3627544580977E-06x^3 - 7.55175409608554E-05x^2 + 0.0009397915x - 0.002251365
36 0.0372000 1.4002 0.0915000 R² = 0.9999600736
39 0.0448000 1.5076 0.1194000
42 0.0533000 1.6116 0.1528000
0.0000000
f(x) = 1.16013071895425E-06x^3 + 1.63892480068949E-05x^2 + 0.00003435x - 4.87032967033005E-05 54 0.0974000 1.9845 0.3559000 f(x) = 2.76397135348585E-07x^3 + 1.8012540370571E-05x^2 + 2.89796931015201E-05x - 0.0001357242
0
R² 0 2
= 0.9999013917 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 60 0.1262000 2.1388 0.5098000
R² = 0.9999984131
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70