Question:
Can anyone give me the benefits of leasing over buying or vice versa? Please help because I am really unsure of what to do!
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I you like to drive a new car every few years, then a lease is the way to go.
Make sure you read the fine print and know EXACTLY what the lease says before you sign on the dotted line.
http://www.leaseguide.com/lease03.htm...
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It all depends on how many miles you drive a year, if you drive 10,000 to 12,000 miles a year leasing could work for you, if you drive more than that you can buy extra miles but the payments will be more, the advantages are always having a new car thats under warranty and after 2 or 3 years giving the keys back to them and walking away or leasing again. The downside is paying out the money every month for something you will never own but if you trade cars in every 3 or 4 yrs. you are always going to have a payment anyway and if you keep a car longer than that and have it paid off you will be buying tires and all the other mechanical things that go wrong with cars so it's whatever works best for your situation.Can you measure someones income by the kind pof car they drive?
ok if you buy a new car you will own it and you can do what you want with the car.now if you lease the car you have to ask the dealer if it's ok to do something to the car like if i want to put a beter rim or something on the car beside you have to give the car back after a few years and if something is wrong with the car befor u give it back they will make you pay for itWhere to buy 2007 RAV4 in SF Bay area?
good luck
hope this helps
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I would say buy. Leasing you are limited in the miles you can put on per year. Any miles over you pay for when your lease is up. Also, car insurance may be higher on a leased vehicle.More Questions & Answers ...
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