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Yup great on paper dull on tarmac

It’s not tying up money if on hp or a personal loan. That’s cash flow not capital - sane as a lease - it’s a monthly rather than a lump sum commitment.

Yes you illustrate my point far better than I did. I thank you [emoji23][emoji120]

Ok figures were just guesstimates but a quick cursory glance on eBay shows several around 22-25k of 2017 vintage do not really that far out to be honest [emoji2373]

Example of a Maserati - if you buy a 2 yr old car you will pay £20k instead of £75k. Most of the depreciation is locked in at the 2 year mark. Certainly makes buying at that point a more attractive...

I’ve usually bought cars a couple of years old as it avoids the depreciation bath of buying new. It muddies the water a bit as buying used means you take less of a hit. I agree that buying new looks...

Always looked at leasing from a distance but never done it. I have a noob question (or two)....

Firstly are the cars you lease always new or can you pay less for say a 2 yr old car?

Secondly...