How many leasing a new SI?
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How many leasing a new SI?
I am going to the honda dealership later today when my brother gets off of work and I was wondering how many of you are leasing the new si and how much are your monthly payments? I am seriously looking into getting one and also would like to know how do you like it? Any informations is greatly appreciated.
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[hr]Originally posted by: SOHC
if you lease a car you cant mod it at all. how fun is owning a civic you cant mod?[IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-confused.gif[/IMG][hr]
[hr]Originally posted by: SOHC
if you lease a car you cant mod it at all. how fun is owning a civic you cant mod?[IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-confused.gif[/IMG][hr]
how u figure..u can do all the mods u want as long as it dont void the factory warranty...
when u return it...take off all the mods..
lower, intake, rims..just to name a few are all ok for a leased car...mine was leased and i did all that..
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Thats the thing I am getting tired of spending all my money on cars and instead of my future. All I want right now is a stock car that is under warrenty if anything goes wrong.
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Thats the thing I am getting tired of spending all my money on cars and instead of my future. All I want right now is a stock car that is under warrenty if anything goes wrong.[hr]
[hr]Originally posted by: TRIPLExRATED
Thats the thing I am getting tired of spending all my money on cars and instead of my future. All I want right now is a stock car that is under warrenty if anything goes wrong.[hr]

If you're looking for just a way to get around, why not go for a lease on an LX manual coupe? IMO that's your best bet, unless you want the hatch.
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I bought mine. Traded in my 2K1 Ex coupe, no money down, 1.9% APR, and 339 month for 48 months. And it was well worth it too. I love my SI. It is so much more comfortable, faster, and handles better and its still stock. Oh and I got a 02 left over model.
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[hr]Yeah I defenitly want the hatch, wow I kind of expected them to be alitte cheaper than 3something a month. [hr]
[hr]Yeah I defenitly want the hatch, wow I kind of expected them to be alitte cheaper than 3something a month. [hr]
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It depends on how long you want to LEASE the car for and the residual. Seeing that they aren't selling well, I would imagine the residual is going to be low and make your payments higher.
Anyhow, don't plan on leasing it for under $300 a month.
Anyhow, don't plan on leasing it for under $300 a month.
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