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Check a dealer quote's math, see which terms need a closer look, and leave with questions to ask before signing.

A monthly payment is only part of a lease. Add the numbers from your quote to see how the price, fees and upfront costs fit together.

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Remove personal details first. Review the filled-in boxes before checking the quote.

Leave a box blank if the quote doesn't show it. Enter 0 only when you know the amount is zero.

Quote basics

The sticker price for this car, including its options and destination charge.

The car's price before rebates, trade credit and fees added to the lease. It may be called the agreed value.

Enter the quoted payment, then tell us whether it includes tax.

Use the full lease term shown on the quote.

The annual mileage allowance included in this payment.

Copy the full total, including the first payment if it is in that total. Below, tell us whether it also counts rebates or trade credit.

Rate and residual

Choose one format. Only the selected entry is used.

Copy the small decimal from the quote. Ask the dealer for it if only a payment is shown.

Use this only for a lease percentage converted from a money factor. We divide it by 2,400. Ask for the original money factor if you're unsure.

This percentage may not measure the overall cost of financing this lease.

Choose one format. Only the selected entry is used.

The lease company's end-of-lease value used to work out the payment. This is not a promise of resale value.

Use the dollar value from the quote. Enter either dollars or a percentage.

Fees and signing details

The lease setup fee. Tell us whether you pay it at signing or add it to the lease.

The dealer's paperwork fee. Keep it separate from government title and registration charges.

Government charges listed on your quote. Leave out the dealer's documentation fee.

Enter only the refundable deposit, not cash down. Use 0 if there is no deposit.

Cash used to reduce the amount in the lease. Leave out the first payment, fees, taxes and refundable deposit.

Use only rebates included in this quote that you qualify for.

The amount the dealer is giving you for your old car, before paying off its loan.

The amount needed to pay off the old loan. Use 0 if the trade is paid off.

At signing / Added to the lease.

At signing / Added to the lease.

At signing / Added to the lease.

Yes / No / I don't know. Some worksheets include these credits in the total even though they aren't cash you bring.

Yes / No / I don't know. Check the lease company's terms.

Tax details

Choose where you plan to register the car. A dealer's state may have different rules.

Use your registration ZIP. A ZIP alone may not identify the right tax jurisdiction.

Enter the rate used on the worksheet. A state rate alone may leave out local tax.

Use the treatment on your quote. Ask the dealer if it isn't shown.

Yes / No. Copy what the quote includes.

Yes / No. Tax added to the lease is paid through your payments and can add rent charges.

Benchmarks you found

Choose one format. Only the selected entry is used.

Sometimes called the buy rate. Compare the same car, term, mileage, date and credit tier.

Use only a percentage converted from the lease company's base money factor.

This percentage may not measure the overall cost of financing this lease.

Choose one format. Only the selected entry is used.

A rate from another offer you want to compare. It does not prove the lease company's base rate.

Use only a percentage converted from your comparison money factor.

This percentage may not measure the overall cost of financing this lease.

Choose one format. Only the selected entry is used.

Use the same car, term, mileage and lease program as this quote.

Enter either a dollar value or a percentage from the matching lease program.

Add-ons (Optional)

Choose the closest type; personal labels are not included. List each extra and its price separately. Leave an unknown price blank. Enter the full price, not the monthly charge.

Add-on 1
Add-on 1
Add-on 2
Add-on 2

Blank means “not shown”; it never means a zero fee. Fee timing and tax choices start with common assumptions; match them to your quote.

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