<prompt> Human: Ive never leased a car, so Im quite inexperienced in this matter. Ive been researching this a bit, but I still cant figure out how to get a good deal on a Mustang Ecoboost Fastback Coupe 2016 here in LA. I find some lease websites showing prices around 360-450mo with others showing 255mo, for the same new Mustang. WTF?Basically, whats the best way to find a good deal on a Mustang? How do I know what a fair cost is? I have excellent credit 750, and Im fine with all the cons that come with the lease: devaluation, limited miles, no customization, etc.I also found this article but it doesnt really explain how do I actually get this type of deal. Just a lot of theory, but it doesnt apply to real lifeprices.Thanks for any help!  <response>: You can literally save half or less on your monthly payment with these tips:- Negotiate the purchase price of the Mustang to be 10 under retail, 15 once theyre clearing out inventory for the 2017. The residual at the lease-end will be the same either way so that 2000-3000 you save will come directly out of your monthly payments. Do this first at the dealer before anything else. If they wont negotiate then move on. There should be plenty of dealers around you. I traveled 140 miles to get the best deal.- Look online to see Fords current incentives. You may be eligible for literally thousands in lease incentives which are also discounted directly from the amount you pay on the car.This is how you go from paying 450month to paying 255month. Golden rule of leasing is to put 0 down. If the car is totaled when you drive home from the lot you wont get your down payment back. 