bentwrench said:Leasing a car is for folks who cant do math, or are working a tax dodge.
Or who absolutely, positively must have a new vehicle every three years or less.
bentwrench said:Leasing a car is for folks who cant do math, or are working a tax dodge.
Or who absolutely, positively must have a new vehicle every three years or less.
Duke said:bentwrench said:Leasing a car is for folks who cant do math, or are working a tax dodge.
Or who absolutely, positively must have a new vehicle every three years or less.
Or have a fixed/limited income and need a reliable vehicle with a warranty.
If you pay someone to do all maintenance and repairs, annual mileage is low, and are willing to switch makes/models every three years to get the best deal, then your monthly cost may be close on leasing vs buying
Not all lease deals are bad deals. Many you're basically just paying the depreciation. I don't like it, I think it is rarely the best idea financially, and I think they get a bad reputation for good reason, but they're not inherently bad.
from Matt Happel himself...
In reply to Stampie :
That's not political at all......
In reply to Steve_Jones :
I checked and neither Dr. Schrödinger or Dr. Reiss ever held a political office. I mean I know the rules and everything.
In reply to Steve_Jones :
I gave you a thumbs up because you're right it's not political at all.
some may disagree.... just saying
In reply to Stampie :
Well, since it doesn't name names..
It is funny!
A vehicle leased in 2019 with a 2019 purchase agreement is now worth $10k more than the agreed upon value at end of lease. So does he buy and flip or get bent over for an eight year loan on an 80k new truck.
Stampie said:In reply to Steve_Jones :
I mean I know the rules and everything.
In reply to Beer Baron :
Steve_Jones said:In reply to Stampie :
That's not political at all......
Agreed. Absolutely political.
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