Mitsubishi Motors does not lease you will have to go through another lender hence the ****ty money factor

 

leasing is for pansies who can never commit to anything imo.

 

ahahah nice comment....

 

Mitsubishi Motors Finance may not offer any lease deals on the Lancer Evo, but you can certainly still lease one if you want to. Almost any bank will lease you a car. And if you shop around, you can typically find better lease deals than even the manufactuers' finance arms can offer.

 

The real question, is why would you want to?

Leasing is just a *gigantic* waste of money.

 

to say if leasing is good or bad , it's basically determined by lots of factors

if u fit the following , ud better lease

1. ur car will be pretty bad shape that u r sure u wont be able to sell it above the residual value

2. going to total it / got stolen , before lease end and buying gap insurance

3. lease total < (buy price - resale value)

it is bad if u

1. dun need it anymore before lease ends

2. getting the car at MSRP - residual

3. driving more than miles allowed

4. getting a good deal for the lease and decided to buy it at the end

 

Yeah, well buying a brand new car is a *gigantic* waste of money too. What's your point?

I would never personally lease a car either. But there are some situations where leasing does make a lot of sense. e.g. Someone who is self-employed. Or someone leasing a car that maintains a high residual value.

But the original poster was asking about his options for leasing an Evo, not everyone's opinion on the practicality of leasing.

 

just dont use MMCA , its a nightmare

 

If you still insist on leasing an Evo.. Lockheed FCU has one of the best lease rates for cars. They even have free Gap coverage. But umm you should just buy the car.

 

you can lease a G35 for 300/month with 2500 down for 12 months and 24 months if you're interested PM me and i'll hook you up with friend who happens to be a fleet manager.

-George