saw a prius lease at pasadena toytoa for $174 + tax, and $2104 due at signing. still, the problem with some of the lease deals' is that they require Tier 1 credit, are only available on limited supplies, etc. that's where things can get a big sketchy on the leases.still, i was at Bob Smith Toyota in LaCrescenta yesterday didn't check into their prius leases but they had a ton of them on the lot.outside of that, if you qualify, i thought that was a pretty good lease deal. it wasn't that long ago that a prius lease would have cost significantly more. anyway, to me, the real art of the deal is all about financing, and it's the easiest place for them to get tricky.nonetheless, with inventory up, especially here in California where the automarket has gone from horrible to bad still far from recovered you should have some bargaining power.
saw a prius lease at pasadena toytoa for $174 + tax, and $2104 due at signing. still, the problem with some of the lease deals' is that they require Tier 1 credit, are only available on limited supplies, etc. that's where things can get a big sketchy on the leases.still, i was at Bob Smith Toyota in LaCrescenta yesterday didn't check into their prius leases but they had a ton of them on the lot.outside of that, if you qualify, i thought that was a pretty good lease deal. it wasn't that long ago that a prius lease would have cost significantly more. anyway, to me, the real art of the deal is all about financing, and it's the easiest place for them to get tricky.nonetheless, with inventory up, especially here in California where the automarket has gone from horrible to bad still far from recovered you should have some bargaining power.
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