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and after all those lease offerings, I would like to know what is your opinion concerning leasing a Mercedes. Was it cheaper in the long run? Were you hit with fees and fines? Do they offer you a chance to buy the car? Is the warranty the same? Any caveats about leasing a Mercedes?
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WAIT!! Dont lease from a dealership!. I got my benz from swapalease.com. It is an 06' R350 with AMG package,side rear airbags, heating packing, prem. package, 3 zone climate control and more for $678 a month for 30 months with 1500 miles a month no down payment. This site is for people who lease cars a put a big down payment and cant afford. You ake over the lease no down payment.why does the new Shelby GT 500 Mustang suck so much?
if they really like the car and know there gonna keep it i say buy it....my dodge 3.3 liter jumps into gear/bumps into gear, any suggestions on how to fix it. Thanks?
if you want to buy the car after the lease expires they aren't going to give you the best deal.
also mileage restrictions will get you if you dont watch out
(usually like 10,000 a year, 10cents a mile if you go over)
need to fix 4 gear no a 1991 nissan sentra transmission?
if there is any noticable damage or (moderate) wear, the will charge you top dollar
they charged us about $700 for a paint scratch and a scuff on a rim
Check engine light on in my 97 Maxima. Knock Sensor?
buying is always better, unless its zero down 1st payment... blah blah all that good stuff
My 1996 Chevy Corsica always starts spitting and sputuring around a half a tank? Why is this?
Leasing usually consists of a smaller down payment. This is good for those who don't have the money to pay cash for a car, so it really extends their ability to sell/lease cars to a broader customer range. Good things about a lease: Low down payment, lower monthlies, usually, no sales tax, ( at this point ) plus most of the perks like you actually own it. At the end, you usually have the option to buy the car, and could by out the lease any time you wish, if this is all in the paperwork before you took on the lease. I heard getting out of a lease can be tough, but I don't know. Bad points: You pay all that money for the length of the lease, and if you don't buy it, you just threw your investment away. The dealer gets it back and sells it for twice what the buy-out price was. Most leases mean that you can only put so many miles on, then you usually have to pay so much per mile that you put on over that. So you can drive it, but after a while, you are going to have to pay extra just to drive your own car. I guess leasing is a personal decision, or a business one. You have to weigh your own pro's and con's. If you buy it in the first place, you get a great warranty and repair bills just shouldn't happen, the same warranty is on when you lease. One more thing, if you return the vehicle in rough shape, you may have to pay extra for that too! Check the fine print.More Questions & Answers ...
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