Would you say that having the car on lease means that you probably take less care of it than if you actually owned it? Only I have seen some quite badly looked after cars on lease.
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Would you say that having the car on lease means that you probably take less care of it than if you actually owned it? Only I have seen some quite badly looked after cars on lease.
I suppose if saving money is the first consideration then any saving is good news. But over a lease period how much exactly would you save?
Perhaps their reliance on lease financing deals will prove to be a bad move. It was certainly being pushed when I bought one in March, almost felt apologetic about wanting to buy!
No doubt some cars will be cheaper to lease, perhaps all will. We usually Buy new and trade them back in after 2-3 years. We always seem to get a good price for them, being retired they are always...
Was what I was looking for really, not Mondies silly ideas.
I only prefer buying things because if everything goes t's up it's still mine. But it's nice to know why others look at it differently....
This. ^^^
No envy at all. Just wondered why people would lease if they could buy is all. We just bought ours in March. Was curious at why it seems so popular. Why, did I offend you by asking?
Apart from allowing people to have cars on the drive they couldn't afford to buy, I really cannot see the attraction with all this leasing business.