Leasing
Leasing makes sense if you answer “yes” to one or more:
Do you typically get a new vehicle every 3 to 4 years?
Do you like to have the latest safety, performance, and technology?
Do you use your car importantly for business?
Is your family size or location likely to change soon?
Do you need to minimize your monthly car payments?
Do you drive 15,000 miles a year or less?
Do you always want to be covered by the initial warranty?
Buying
Buying makes sense if you answer “yes” to one or more:
Do you typically keep your cars for 5 years or more?
Do you want to get the maximum value for every transportation dollar?
Do you drive significantly more than 15,000 miles a year?
Can you pay off your car loan in 5 years or less?
The Bottom Line
Leasing is a good option for many people. But it will never be the most cost-effective way to get around. If you lease a new car forever, you’ll be making car payments forever — and you’ll always be paying for the most expensive depreciation years.
The way to get the most value for every new-vehicle dollar you spend is to buy a reliable car and drive it for several more years. Making an expensive repair periodically is usually a lot cheaper than buying two or more cars over the same period.
Leasing 101 Topics
Our package includes a detailed guide covering these key leasing subjects, written in ordinary, everyday English. You will also receive a basic formula to calculate your monthly payment so you will be an informed consumer whether you purchase or lease.
The Legalese About Who Does What
What You’re Paying For
What You Can And Can’t Negotiate
How They Calculate Your Monthly Payment
What’s In a Typical Drive-Off Check?
Who Offers the Best Leases?
Will Automakers’ Captive Finance Companies Deal On The Buyout Price at Lease-end?
How You’ll Negotiate The Best Lease Deal In Your Market
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Our package includes Leasing 101 and everything you need to negotiate the best deal.
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