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Lower Monthly Payment: As you can see, unless you make a huge down payment or have a high-value trade in, leasing will almost always get you a lower monthly payment than you would get if you were to purchase the same car. ... Some leases even include basic maintenance, so your only costs will be insurance and fuel.
Monthly lease payments are generally less expensive than monthly car loan payments. However, with each loan payment, you can build up equity for the future when you decide to sell it or trade it in. Buying a vehicle and driving it for several years after you pay it off can be the cheapest way to own a car.
Orman calls leasing a car the most stupid thing I've ever done with money. ... While lease payments are typically cheaper than loan payments per month, they still add up over time. Once you pay off your auto loan, you eliminate a fixed monthly cost and won't have to worry about a car payment until you buy again.
Drawbacks of Leasing The biggest drawback of leasing is that you aren't building up any equity in your vehicle. ... If you can't do that, the lease rate will go up, or you'll be stuck paying expensive mileage penalties at the end of your lease. Drivers who lease will also have to take very good care of their leased cars.
Leasing Pros: You have lower monthly payments with a low or no down payment. You can drive a better car for less money. You have lower repair costs because you are under the vehicle's included factory warranty. You can more easily transition to a new car every two or three years.
Monthly lease payments cover depreciation and taxes only for the time you have the vehicle. ... You can afford more car a big reason luxury cars are leased more often than purchased. After your lease is up, you can buy the car or turn it in.
Typically, if you were to purchase a new car, you would make a down payment and finance the remaining cost. ... Leasing is essentially renting, with your payment going towards the car's depreciation. If the lease includes a purchase option, you may buy it at the end of a specific time period.
From a financial standpoint, leases don't usually turn out to be the best deal because you are not gaining any equity. It is like renting a home versus buying one. However, many people prefer to lease to get a lower down payment, lower monthly payments, and the benefit of getting a new car every couple of years.
If the residual value is set too low, you can buy the car for less than it's worth at lease end. Moreover, leasing companies have to resell their returned cars either directly to a dealer or through an auction. Often they will negotiate a buyout price that's more favorable to you to avoid that hassle and expense.
So, in summary, the answer is yes. You can negotiate the price of a car lease up-front by negotiating the purchase price of the vehicle. However, the interest rate and residual price are often set in stone.
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