nikkas really out here leasing cars? :dahell:

[HookersandIceCream]

Leasing is the ONLY thing I will be doing now on

Fukk owing a depreciating item
Fukk paying out the ass for repairs
fukk not having the newest body out

 

[HookersandIceCream]

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.

How is any different then selling it and getting a newer car

 

[Field Marshall Bradley]

If you're going high end import....I would lease if you already got a clunker you can get around in....

If this is your first new car.........I wouldn't buy one brand new....Go a year old......But the best thing to do if you know a couple of mechanics is to find you a car about 8-10 years old and buy it outright for about 4-5k............The money saved is Having liquidity>>>>>than sinking monthly installments in a fastly depreciating liability

Cars are horrible investments and plays on people's vanity and insecurities....With that being said......I plan on leasing an import next year...

 

[onelastdeath]

I rented a corvette earlier this year when I was in between cars. Renting is nice if you wanna treat yourself.

 

[Field Marshall Bradley]

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

The cost of owning a brand new car can be quite expensive if repair costs mount........

 

[Primetime21]

Leasing is the ONLY thing I will be doing now on

Fukk owing a depreciating item
Fukk paying out the ass for repairs
fukk not having the newest body out

 

[MikelArteta]

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

yeah most people I know who lease have like mercedes, bmws keep it for 2-3 years dont have to deal with any major issues that old cars have, and keep getting new vehicles over and over again.

 

[MikelArteta]

I rented a corvette earlier this year when I was in between cars. Renting is nice if you wanna treat yourself.

there are sites where you can take a lease away from someone sometimes those offers are cray, giving you like 1,000 cash and only like 12 months left on the lease

 

[Turbulent]

yeah most people I know who lease have like mercedes, bmws keep it for 2-3 years dont have to deal with any major issues that old cars have, and keep getting new vehicles over and over again.

exactly. seems like the only situation where leasing kinda makes sense...

 

[Master Teacher]

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.

Say if you want to buy an 80,000 benz, buy the time you pay that off, unless you cashing out, the car is gonna be worth half, or less depending on how many new models come out in that same time span, you can refinance to lower the payment shyt

but some people just dont want the hassle, so they just get the new model at the end of their lease every so many years

 

[PullOutGawd]

Think I'm gonna go lease a g35 after reading this

 

[Truality]

a lease is how low budget mofos get dope rides

when i was single i used to lease to ride clean like that for gettin hoes

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

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

This.

If/when I make "that life" I honestly wouldn't mind having a car I own or consider "riding new" every so often. I can definitely see the appeal

 

[Boogie]

So basically what I get is leasing is balling on a budget. You got cash to throw away every month but can't buy the car outright.

 

[CashmereThoughts]

Leasing is a better move for certain situations... Especially for nikkas who want new cars often. Avoids negative equity