Leasing
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Leasing vs. Buying a New Car
It’s difficult to make a fair head-to-head comparison between, say, a six-year loan and the standard three-year lease. At the point the lease ends, the bank borrower still has three years of payments to go, but the lessee has to look for another car—or perhaps take the lease’s buyout offer. A lease can also be subsidized, or “subvented.” The automaker…
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Should You Buy the Car You're Leasing?
Instead of rolling into a new lease, you could save money by buying the ride you already love By Jon Linkov, Benjamin Preston When their car leases end, many consumers simply choose to turn in the vehicle and lease another one from the same automaker. That’s easy, but it might make more sense to buy the vehicle from the leasing…
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