$6/day is roughly $180/month. The cheapest car lease deals right now are ~$300/month (including cash down).
That doesn't seem that outrageous that these can be viable - especially if there's a future secondary market for them.
That doesn't seem that outrageous that these can be viable - especially if there's a future secondary market for them.
Leased cars would logically depreciate much faster too considering people won't look after them as if their own. A car worth 30k would most likely be about 15-20k after end of third year; but company would've made 36x200=$7,200 excluding any upkeep costs!
The only explanation must be what we are sold for 30k must cost something like 5k at the factory for these companies to be viable.
Guessing they are maybe keeping the federal/state incentives for themselves?
There is no way the owner makes any profit from that for 30k+ USD car.