Why are Bentley leases incredibly cheap?
Has anyone else seen the recent lease deals Bentley is advertising?
$2,250 for 36 months with $5,000 due at signing… Is that a joke?!
I know that's not "cheap", but that means that a brand new Bentley is in the affordable range for a physician earning $350k a year or so. That's crazy!
When I see a Bentley, I think of someone making much more money than that.
What do you guys think of Bentley's shockingly low lease deals?
**yes, I know that a car payment like that is still expensive but it's a BENTLEY. Not a Kia or a Honda or even a Benz.
Added (1). this is for a Bentley w/ MSRP of $198,000
Added (2). yes, I know most physicians making $350k are not in Bentleys. In fact, a lot of physicians I know drive Hondas or midsize luxury sedans like BMW 5 series. I'm just saying that it's within their reach if they really wanted one!
I have not seen it but know they have to be "affordable".
Kat Von D drives one and she doesn't have a significant networth.
I don't think it's the car of a physician making $350K. Go to your local hospital. Walk around until you find the physician parking (sometimes it smack in front), the cars are typically "regular" cars.
It means that the vehicle has a high lease-end residual value, which makes a lower-than-normal monthly payment. Used Bentleys are not cheap. They hold their value incredibly well, which makes them good lease vehicles. Many other high-end luxury or exotic vehicles share the same characteristics.
From your figures you're paying 86,000 over 3 years at the end of which you'll own nothing. The leaseholder will still own a 3 year old Bentley which will not have depreciated that much and don't forget they will not have paid the full MSRP in the first place. If you can afford to write 29000 a year off before you've even put a gallon of gas into the tank then it may be a good deal.
You are not leasing anything
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