Lease Calculator for Volt - U.S. Bank

[stuart]

Can you please list the Money Factor (or interest rate)? Thanks.

when I leased my 2011 from USBank the interest rate was 0.6%. A few months ago, I helped a guy in florida figure out HIS USBank #'s and his interest rate on a 2012 from them was 2.04 Hope that helps. btw. that rate converts to a money factor of 0.00085.

These numbers are corrected to reflect the post below by "Voltohio." My apologies...my recollection was correct...my math - not so much
Stuart #B2209

[voltohio]

I did the 15,000 mile U.S. Bank lease on 9/26, here's some of my info:

Aquisition fee: 695
Govt fees (ohio): 72.50
Documentation fee (Ohio) 250
Residual: .46
Money factor: .00085
No rebate:

I used the calculator from this thread and it was within .50 of my actual payment.

[Killerfred]

@voltohio - Thanks a lot! That's exactly what I needed.

Does anyone know if you pay sales tax on trade-in $$$? Would that be like a rebate?

[voltohio]

@voltohio - Thanks a lot! That's exactly what I needed.

Does anyone know if you pay sales tax on trade-in $$$? Would that be like a rebate?

No problem at all. And I did trade in a vehicle for my volt and the trade in amount was not taxed. That might be different from state to state, but in Ohio the trade in amount is not taxed. Hope that helps.

[melram30]

I was wondering if someone could please email me the lease calculator spreadsheet. The file download from this site appears to be corrupt. Please email to ram_mel@hotmail.com

Thanks

[voltohio]

I was wondering if someone could please email me the lease calculator spreadsheet. The file download from this site appears to be corrupt. Please email to ram_mel@hotmail.com

Thanks

Done... email sent with a copy of the lease calculator.

[engrala]

Would anyone mind pm me the calculator. The file isn't working.

hondomeyers@yahoo.com

thanks

[Killerfred]

Check your e-mail.

[Harshika15]

Hi,

Could someone email me the lease calculator for CA? Please email to harshika15@hotmail.com

Thanks.

[CBonville]

I've created a spreadsheet that lets you build a Volt based on the options you want and calculate the base monthly payment, the monthly payment including taxes, and your initial up front payment.

HighHandicapper, nice spreadsheet overall. One thing I am quite confused about, though:

Why is the finance payment calculated on the Net Capitalized Cost plus the Residual Value? This seems to "double-weight" the Residual Value since it is a part of the Capitalized Cost anyway. I can't figure why the amount financed should be any amount more than the Net Capitalized Cost.

(Side note: In my opinion, this U.S. Bank lease is not a good deal compared to an Ally Financial lease.)