nikkas really out here leasing cars? :dahell:

[Boogie]

This thread made me do a google search:

http://www.thecoli.com/threads/car-lease-question.245678/#post-9880671

And I found out at the end of a lease you have return the car?

If you still want it you have the option to buy...so wtf was the
monthly payments for?

Am I missing something because I basically see you paying for something that ain't even really yours

 

[Molecule Man]

you never rented before?

 

[Boogie]

you never rented before?

I never had a car lease, so no I guess.

 

[ORDER_66]

Leasing is like trying it out seeing if you like the feeling of the car... i never understood the point in leasing it either...

audi:

bmw:

jesus christ..... wtf!!!!

 

[Non Sequitur]

Its difficult not to get fukked buying a car, no matter what you do.

 

[ORDER_66]

Its difficult not to get fukked buying a car, no matter what you do.

you might as well buy it outright spare you that headache at least you will own it, no?

 

[Mac Brown]

The lease payments usually account for the depreciation of the car during the lease terms. Thats why lease payments are normally lower that outright financing to buy.

 

[FaTaL]

lease is a waste

once u pay your car off your

 

[ORDER_66]

lease is a waste

once u pay your car off your

TAX TIME OF 2015' might cop an upgrade off my shyt...

 

[ORDER_66]

The lease payments usually account for the depreciation of the car during the lease terms. Thats why lease payments are normally lower that outright financing to buy.

Have you ever looked at the bmw/ mercedes benz lease program those terms are fukking outrageous.....

 

[BlvdBrawler]

Its difficult not to get fukked buying a car, no matter what you do.

Buy a used one and you can do alright.

Or if you must buy new, go for the previous model year. They're usually heavily discounted.

 

[Turbulent]

i always viewed leasing as something you do if you like riding new and if you're well off.

 

[Chrishaune]

Brehs....buy the car and buy one or more of the comprehensive manuals for car repair on that car. You'll save yourself a lot of money buying parts and doing repair yourself when you have to. When it's paid off you can keep the car running and in good condition for at least a few decades. It's not hard to do car work yourself. No need to keep up with the Joneses on that type of stuff. Only buy cars when you need them.

 

[Master Teacher]

i always viewed leasing as something you do if you like riding new and if you're well off.

This, you financing a new car, you've lost the moment it drives off the lot, because it's already lost value

and you don't own the car until he clear the title when you pay off the loan

that's why your better off paying cash for a whip, because you can at least sell it for close to what you paid for it
or use it has a down payment on a new one if you're trying to stunt

 

[ORDER_66]

This, you financing a new car, you've lost the moment it drives off the lot, because it's already lost value

and you don't own the car until he clear the title when you pay off the loan

that's why your better off paying cash for a whip, because you can at least sell it for close to what you paid for it
or use it has a down payment on a new one if you're trying to stunt

There are some cars which never lose value though. i crashed accidentally my G35 sedan and still got top value for the parts alone even when the car was claimed as a total loss though... but leasing is if your ballin' hard and you got the money to cover it. You might as well finance it or buy it outright. because the whole idea of giving it back never felt right to me.