...Toyota Sequoia? Assume 36 months with no money out of pocket at time of signing.
Also assume that I have a current lease with 12 months left at 360 per.

What will that add to the bottom line?

Please give some background w/ your answers...

at least 500.00 a month. the more you put down,the less the payments

About 400 to 500

anyone who gives you a dollar amount, doesnt have a clue.. my brother does personal financing for bmw and worked for toyota..

it all depends on your credit! if you have excellent credit and put no money down, payments will be HIGH!!

if you have bad credit, you will need to put alot down and they will kill you with interest, so payments will still be a little costly, but not AS bad..

for example, me n my friend had new civics

i have good credit, put nothin down and was paying about 300 per month.

she had horrible credit and had to put down almost $6,000

her payments were less than 300... but you still have to figure that she already put 6,000 down.. and she was paying an high interest rate.. so technically, she was paying more for the car than the asking price..


in my opinion.. just put down even 1,000 if you have it!

talk to the finance specialist at these places.. they will definitely have to run your credit anyways before proceeding