alkemyst
No Lifer
- Feb 13, 2001
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Exactly...if you are looking to flip a car every two years, have great credit, don't drive much and don't want to personalize your car a lease can make sense.
Also the lease vs buy game gets blown to crap once you consider buying a car that was pre-owned. You can find cars with less than 10k miles on them for a steal at times and still qualify for excellent loans (again credit is key).
The 10+ year thing is typical of the 'lease' guy trying to talk down a customer stuck in the same car for a decade+ to break even...most never keep their cars that long...
Also the lease vs buy game gets blown to crap once you consider buying a car that was pre-owned. You can find cars with less than 10k miles on them for a steal at times and still qualify for excellent loans (again credit is key).
The 10+ year thing is typical of the 'lease' guy trying to talk down a customer stuck in the same car for a decade+ to break even...most never keep their cars that long...