What is best to Lease or Buy Your Car?

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  1. websclubs profile image52
    websclubsposted 13 years ago

    What is best to Lease or Buy Your Car?

  2. Treasuresofheaven profile image81
    Treasuresofheavenposted 13 years ago

    I have done both, and I think buying is better.  Comparing the two:  leasing you are limited on mileage, you will get to drive a new car for less money a month, but in the end you have to turn the car in (or lease another ).  Many leases you have to put down a couple thousand dollars to get a low payment.  And all the money you spend leasing, you could have used to buy.  Buying - this is your car and you can sell it at anytime.  Your bill may be a little higher, but in the long run you own the car at your final loan payment.  Buying you have no mileage limitation - you can drive as much and as far without the worry that you are going over your miles.  Leasing - you have to pay additional money for going over the mileage you signed for - usually 12,000 miles a year on a lease. 
    Lastly, if you drive less than 1,000 miles a month and like having the latest vehicle all the time, making payments every month, leasing is for you.

  3. jaymelee23 profile image66
    jaymelee23posted 13 years ago

    It really isn't that great to lease cars, unless you own a business. Think about it - you are paying pretty hefty monthly payments for something that you will never own. At least if you buy a car, you can resell it and recoup some of your money or trade it in for a new one down the line. You also have to be careful with the terms and conditions when you lease a car. Some stipulations are that you can only put a certain amount of mileage on the vehicle. If you are thinking about leasing a car, just make sure that you understand all of the terms and conditions so that you don't get stuck with a payment or car that you're not happy with.

  4. fdoleac profile image61
    fdoleacposted 13 years ago

    It is a tax question based on your employment, benefits and income level.  Companies tend to lease their cars for key employees.

 
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