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How does car leasing work?

question posted by Donnie on January 13th, 2009 01:56

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Is car leasing a good alternative to getting a loan in order to buy and maintain a car?

question posted by Jeff on December 8th, 2008 03:32

accepted answer has been given by Albert

Car leasing would not spare you of the maintenance expenses, like registration of the car, insurance issues, tire changes and so on. In my opinion, in the end, you’ll be having the same expenses, so it’s your option.

Is car leasing something I should look into for my sales business?

question posted by Vladimir on November 18th, 2008 10:46

accepted answer has been given by Allan

Well it depends. If you need new and reliable transportation for your business car leasing is one way to go. Your salespeople can enjoy new cars and you won’t have the added cost of vehicle repairs. If something goes wrong the leasing company will make sure the cars are repaired. Also you would receive tax deductions from the cost of the leases in tax benefits.

Are there advantages to car leasing that purchasing doesn’t provide?

question posted by Smithy on November 15th, 2008 04:36

accepted answer has been given by Hunter

Certainly there are. The lower payments you will have to pay when car leasing is one. The fact that except for oil changes any repairs that need to be performed are paid for by the dealer that you leased the car. And don’t forget you are driving a brand new car! The only disadvantage to leasing is you don’t own the car at the maturity of the lease.

Why should I consider car leasing instead of making an outright purchase?

question posted by xsmart4u on November 13th, 2008 01:33

accepted answer has been given by Ahier

Many times the cost of car leasing is less then what you would have to pay on a sales contract purchase. When you lease a car the lease is not based on purchasing the car and so the month to month payment is going to be lower. The reason it will be lower is that the payment is based on only a partial percent of the actual vehicle value and not the entire purchase price. The remainder of the car’s value after the lease is stated in the contract.