This video is biased towards buying. The video does not mention that when most people finally own their car, its at a point where it will begin needing "X" number of major repairs each year, which can easily add up to a years worth of lease payments for a newer model.
Let's not forget after you have leased the car, you can then decide to keep the car and make the rest of the payments on it. By that time, you'll be using the loan strategy. If you play your cards right, within the time you are leasing, you can have already acquired a decent job and saved enough funds to put down an awesome down payment.
Hi from the uk, going to pick up my new car from the dealership in a few days, am starting my first lease. Wish I had watched this video before, but luckily for me it turns out I made the right choice. Very informative and interesting! Thanks!
she only makes a certain amount a month, wouldn't it be better for her to lease the car since she would have LESS monthly payments? considering she does NOT want to spend all her cash on payments. Also u may want to own that car at first, but over time there will be new cars that catch your eye, not to mention it costs less monthly and over time u can just get a new car.
Isn't leasing even worse than renting a car?
heartlessvietboy 2 months ago
Seems like a lease would be cheaper even in the long run as much as dealers will rape ya in the name of negative equity...
yellowmusicfreak 2 months ago
thanks for the video
grupotusolucion 2 months ago
interesting
calcularhipoteca 2 months ago
Thank you!
LoasthaGhost 5 months ago
This video is biased towards buying. The video does not mention that when most people finally own their car, its at a point where it will begin needing "X" number of major repairs each year, which can easily add up to a years worth of lease payments for a newer model.
cardmaverick 6 months ago
Omg thank you for clearing this up for me im better off leasing than buying a car.
Cervante1 6 months ago
Let's not forget after you have leased the car, you can then decide to keep the car and make the rest of the payments on it. By that time, you'll be using the loan strategy. If you play your cards right, within the time you are leasing, you can have already acquired a decent job and saved enough funds to put down an awesome down payment.
outlaw2747 7 months ago
great basics
DujuruPrincipe808 8 months ago
Excellent video, i was really struggling with the decision and now after watching your video I see which one makes more sense to me. Thanks!
marc02116 9 months ago
thanks
dhruvilshah30 1 year ago
get a BUY BACK used car.
zloben9000 1 year ago
Hi from the uk, going to pick up my new car from the dealership in a few days, am starting my first lease. Wish I had watched this video before, but luckily for me it turns out I made the right choice. Very informative and interesting! Thanks!
martyndhotmale 1 year ago
she only makes a certain amount a month, wouldn't it be better for her to lease the car since she would have LESS monthly payments? considering she does NOT want to spend all her cash on payments. Also u may want to own that car at first, but over time there will be new cars that catch your eye, not to mention it costs less monthly and over time u can just get a new car.
audiocable 1 year ago 2
Basically what there trying to say is a loan is better than a lease right?
rizzo2343 1 year ago
pretty good vid
majortom321 1 year ago
great video, thank you
MrPlummer 2 years ago
Wow, who knew that learning about loans and leases could be so engaging. Lot's of useful information that will surely help my decision!
trentano 3 years ago