Leasing: Most Popular Models

[rmodys]

Leasing: Most popular models



LeaseCompare has put together a list of the most-searched-for new vehicles, based on one million information requests. Top ten below, and top 40 after the jump:

• 1 - BMW 325
• 2 - Chevrolet Corvette
• 3 - Honda Accord
• 4 - BMW 330
• 5 - Honda Civic
• 6 - Toyota Camry
• 9 - Infiniti G35
• 8 - Land Rover Range Rover Sport
• 9 - Acura TL
• 10 - Honda Odyssey

• 11 - Audi A4
• 12 - Honda Pilot
• 13 - Porsche 911
• 14 - Acura MDX
• 15 - BMW 530
• 16 - Volkswagen Passat
• 17 - Volkswagen Jetta
• 18 - Chevrolet Tahoe
• 19 - MINI Cooper
• 20 - Lexus IS 250
• 21 - Ford Mustang
• 22 - Toyota Sienna
• 23 - BMW X5
• 24 - BMW M3
• 25 - Lexus RX 330
• 26 - Land Rover LR3
• 27 - Toyota 4Runner
• 28 - Nissan 350Z
• 29 - GMC Yukon
• 30 - Lexus IS 350
• 31 - BMW 525
• 32 - Ford F150
• 33 - BMW 650
• 34 - Chevrolet Silverado
• 35 - Toyota RAV4
• 36 - Infiniti M35
• 37 - Acura TSX
• 38 - Nissan Altima
• 39 - Chrysler 300
• 40 - Jeep Grand Cherokee

[GMCSonoma]

I wonder how many are retail vs not....

[W.A.F.U.]

Another completely useless list seeing as how #32 and #34 are the North American leaders in real world sales.

[megeebee]

Originally Posted by GMCSonoma

I wonder how many are retail vs not....

Fleets don't lease. And they don't lease BMW's or Corvettes. I think it's safe to consider this a "retail" list.


Another interesting thing to me is the that the overwhelming majority of the whole list are import products.

[GMCSonoma]

Originally Posted by megeebee

Fleets don't lease. And they don't lease BMW's or Corvettes. I think it's safe to consider this a "retail" list.


Another interesting thing to me is the that the overwhelming majority of the whole list are import products.

Since when don't fleets lease? My dealer delivered 12 Grand Prixs to a food manufacturer near me just recently...they were GMAC leased...we also got their turn ins, as we bought a few for service loaners...

[guitarlix]

But look at the top 10, it hardly looks like cars that a company would lease.

[applepie]

Assuming these are retail sales and that Honda buyers typically have the highest household incomes really speaks to the strength of the brand. They’re obviously doing something right.

http://www.autoweek.com/apps/pbcs.dl...024/LATESTNEWS

[gliguy18]

Originally Posted by W.A.F.U.

Another completely useless list seeing as how #32 and #34 are the North American leaders in real world sales.

Just because they "sell the most" doesn't mean they are leased the most. More like another completly usless post by you and your failure think before you type

[steverino]

Originally Posted by guitarlix

But look at the top 10, it hardly looks like cars that a company would lease.

Leasing may be the only way most people can afford these cars at the top. Just move the metal.
I've got to believe a 36 mo. lease on a vette is about $300 less than a 48 mo. loan.

[mbukukanyau]

Originally Posted by W.A.F.U.

Another completely useless list seeing as how #32 and #34 are the North American leaders in real world sales.

took em right off my lips

[bcjohnso99]

Don't know how leases are setup in the states but I know why Bimmers lease well in Canada - 3.3% lease rate with 60% residual. Makes a 325 with sport package have the same lease rate as an Acura RSX (not type-R). And BMW pays the maintenance.

No brainer...

B.

[GMCSonoma]

Originally Posted by guitarlix

But look at the top 10, it hardly looks like cars that a company would lease.

How about the Camry? I happen to know of a pharmaceutical company around here with Camry's now instead of Taurus'...I think those are 12 month lease fleet deals as well...

[DrJ]

People, read carefully, this is a list of internet "hits" for a model, not actual leases!!!

[superstreet]

Originally Posted by W.A.F.U.

Another completely useless list seeing as how #32 and #34 are the North American leaders in real world sales.

thats right

[hotrod747]

Really, they are LEASES vs purchases!