I was doing some searches and came across this article about a special GT-R lease. Exactly what I was looking to do when I find a dealer to order from. Here is the article.
http://www.egmcartech.com/2008/02/16...-to-lease-one/

 

Wow, I think they're insane to even consider a lease option...but I guess for the consumer it's good news!

 

Indeed this is an intersting option. Wonder what the figures are going to look like

 

Well I found a dealer that will charge only $9k over. I'm going to gamble on the special lease and probably place the order. I figure if I lease a new C2S 911 around $83k, it will still cost more than the GT-R payment wise plus I'd rather have the GT-R anyways. I'll post details if I finalize.

 

I remember when the later-year NSXs had the $799/month lease special - and that was on MSRPs upwards of 80K - so the idea of a GT-R lease doesn't sound all that unusual to me, and I would certainly be one of the first to jump on it.

 

I remember that NSX lease. A $799 payment would be sweet. We can only hope.

 

Any type of lease 'special' is extremely unlikely for a car that is in high demand. A reasonably optioned 2008 M3 runs about $70K and the initial lease numbers are showing that car to come in around $1200+ per month for 36 months. The new Lexus IS-F can be had for about $61K with options. Those leases are $1100 a month. I'm guessing that if Nissan does a lease and is able to offer it without the dealer markup (not sure how they can do that) it would still be over $1300 a month. With markup, as much as $1500+. There is always the option to do a longer term lease and bring that down.

Just my opinion here, so maybe it will be better than that.

 

I agree. If there is no subsidized lease from Nissan, it is not going to be cheap. If they do have something, I'm thinking about $1000/month.