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What having leased 10 cars in 10 years has taught me and why under most circumstances, I will prefer to lease vehicles over purchasing even though Dave Ramsey says not to!
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1. It NEVER will make any financial sense to lease over purchase unless you intend to trade the car within 5 years or less and you drive within normal mileage per year.
2. Damage and lease end charges are NEVER as expensive as they seem.
3. If you’re driving within 10-15k miles, the depreciation is typically always going to be the same as buying. It’s only until year 5 and onward where it really pays off to have purchased it and kept it in good condition as opposed to leasing all along.
4. There are NO hidden charges in a lease. Like none, and even when the dealer makes a mistake, the bank typically kicks it back and asks them to reprint docs for you to sign.
5. It’s always easier for you to get out of a lease early if you are staying within the same brand. For instance, going from BMW to BMW has always been cheaper for me than going from BMW to Mercedes.
6. You don’t need to put any money down EVER with perfect credit. Unless you’re folding in a ton of negative equity or your credit is bad, you can usually even roll in the first payment and leave having not paid a dollar at signing.
7. No matter how hard you try, your purchase price at the end CANNOT be negotiated unless THEY call you with an offer. This happened with the Nissan Leaf many years back.
8. The lease will usually drop your credit about 20-40 points after it hits your report
9. If you so much as make a late payment, you’ll likely be reminded of it later on, especially if you lease with the same company.
10. A lease is like a credit card on your credit report. Only what you have left outstanding is what matters not the entire cars value.
11. Transferring a lease is not the same for every brand. If you transfer for some brands, you may actually still be held accountable for another’s missed payments/damages.
12. No one waives the acquisition fee EVER, and if they do, they are either charging you for it on the back end or it’s being done as a special promotion like when Chrysler Capital does it for everyone some months.
13. You really need a 720+ credit score to qualify for the best rates. One month I went in with a 690 because of some credit card balances and i saw Tier 2 at BMW which raised my payment $30/month.
14. Most every lease except Toyota or Mazda include GAP insurance in the price.
15. You CANT turn in a lease without penalty, HOWEVER, you can reduce the penalty by trading it in to a third party dealer like Carmax and paying the difference.
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Комментарии : 835   
@JohnSmith-vp7ge
@JohnSmith-vp7ge 3 года назад
10 cars in 10 years = 1 year lease, sounds exaggerating
@negotiationguides
@negotiationguides 3 года назад
John... I’ve had 3 business vehicles, 3 vehicles for my mother, and 4 of my own vehicles all under my belt
@Lendingyourlight
@Lendingyourlight 3 года назад
I’m currently purchasing my 36th car lol. I returned my leased Palisade back to Boch after one year because the lease miles are too low
@novanae7799
@novanae7799 3 года назад
not really, i have had 40 cars by the time i was 50, at least 12 were leases, in the good ol days.
@jeanwoodhouse6456
@jeanwoodhouse6456 3 года назад
@@negotiationguides booyah- go you!
@psycold
@psycold 3 года назад
@@Lendingyourlight You didn't purchase anything if you were leasing.
@joshualouis1031
@joshualouis1031 4 года назад
All I kept thinking while watching this video is why is the yelling at me!
@Chief_5
@Chief_5 3 года назад
J. Louis funny😆 because it’s true
@ShonTolliverMusic
@ShonTolliverMusic 3 года назад
Right!
@Hotsinginmamma
@Hotsinginmamma 3 года назад
He's from Boston.. That's what they do!
@GRAMDAVNO1
@GRAMDAVNO1 3 года назад
Maybe he's a bit deaf lol 🤣🤣
@angusnz7910
@angusnz7910 3 года назад
My first thought too. Watching it as I type and not sure I can make it to the end if he dosent stop it
@wilellison710
@wilellison710 3 года назад
If Gilbert Gottfried and Ray Romano had a kid.
@snewginz
@snewginz 3 года назад
And Michael Rappaport.
@TubnQT
@TubnQT 3 года назад
🤣🤣🤣
@dierdrecole8027
@dierdrecole8027 3 года назад
🤣
@sbalak
@sbalak 3 года назад
LMAO!
@rogercvc6768
@rogercvc6768 3 года назад
Now that is the power of observation!
@chrismyatt6573
@chrismyatt6573 3 года назад
As a car salesman. This is the most accurate video on lease tips I’ve seen. Especially the no negotiating the residual.
@kingalex1425
@kingalex1425 2 года назад
Car salesman lie all day screw what you think lmaoo
@itsmargemrssimpsonifyanast2016
@itsmargemrssimpsonifyanast2016 2 года назад
@T. Way lol I suck at lying. I watch these videos for tips and tricks and walk into a dealer and start talking, forgetting everything I just learned. I'm such a sucker,, I just bought a car I didn't even want! 😩 so here I am, watching more videos... I'd love to lease but it seems pretty confusing.
@sunchaser999
@sunchaser999 2 года назад
Leasing is great for those that don’t do insane amount of driving. New car every 3 years, better deals, free maintenance and never have to worry about repairs.
@teleguy5699
@teleguy5699 2 года назад
Retired, that's me. I just don't know how to negotiate that.
@666dynomax
@666dynomax 2 года назад
free maintenance... i'd argue you paid for the maintenance in the lease.
@MA-fu5tm
@MA-fu5tm 2 года назад
It’s free maintenance when you lease at the dealership?
@666dynomax
@666dynomax 2 года назад
@@MA-fu5tm not free. Let me assure you it's be ng paid for every month. Nothing wrong with leasing and nothing wrong with renting an apartment.... Neither of them are the cheaper way to drive or put a roof over a head... Not a thing wrong with it and if people can afford it what's wrong with that!!
@Glad2BGolden
@Glad2BGolden 2 года назад
Trying to find a good leasing deal has been painstaking. Based on what I’ve encountered it’s paying the same amount or more than financing to own.
@darnation8650
@darnation8650 3 года назад
You pretty much confirmed what i was thinking. Financial advice guys always advocate against leases, saying what horrible deals they actually are. But if you are somebody who wants be in a new car every 2 years, then leasing is actually a better deal. Especially if you can expense it with your employer or deduct in for your business. For the first part of my life i was extremely frugal. I hated wasting money on cars. I've bought 2 new cars in the past 20 years, and both of them i drove for 10 years. I took care of them, and they took care of me. I paid each off in 3 years, and it was like driving a free car for 7 years. But now at this point in my life, my investments have done well and my income is much higher than my monthly needs. Plus, i drive only a fraction of what i used to do. I'm starting to think that leasing is an attractive option for me.
@jerrylundegaard2592
@jerrylundegaard2592 2 года назад
I am in financing and I work with many financial people, earning well into the six or even seven figures annually. Almost all of them lease. The so-called "financial advice guys" who advocate against leases are actually entertainers such as Dave Ramsey or Suzy Orman. They are not actual financial guys. They are considered somewhat clownish by actual financial guys. Leasing is not for everyone. Leasing is not a horrible deal. As with any purchase, the qualify of the deal depends on the negotiation ability of the person and the unique needs and wants of the person.
@mr.castle
@mr.castle 2 года назад
@@jerrylundegaard2592 BS.. How can you discredit Ramsay when you technically just said "leasing is not for everyone", which is what Ramsay says. If you make 6 or 7 figures you can afford to do more things financially. For most people that's not the case and for those people is that Ramsay says don't lease.
@teachher2fish491
@teachher2fish491 2 года назад
@@mr.castle Look for the book called *What Would The Rockefeller's Do* (How the wealthy Get and stay that way and how you can too) by Garrett R Gunderson who takes them to task on giving bad financial advice.
@indridcold8433
@indridcold8433 3 года назад
I bought my vehicle back in 1996. I have saved tens of thousands of dollars by keeping my vehicle as long as possible. Next year, she gets her historic registration plates. I have enjoyed every mile with my dear RMS Stargazer.
@Rocinante1963
@Rocinante1963 3 года назад
Mothman.....
@maleidi
@maleidi 3 года назад
And you save The planet a lot of trash too.
@urmantaqi3253
@urmantaqi3253 3 года назад
Thanks so much Ari. You provide valuable information to public at no cost.
@car8365
@car8365 3 года назад
Ari thank you! I have leased several times and I have experienced first hand some of the things you listed. Turned it in early despite miles being under and no damage I had to pay balance. I've leased on a lower tier level because my credit score was not excellent. I like leasing despite some of the challenges I have had with different car companies.
@faiolapat
@faiolapat 4 года назад
I find leasing cheaper for me. I got my 3 years sportage lease for $225.00 if you buy and keep for seven years your finance charge is much higher per month. I always get the lease price down and never put any money down on a lease. I don’t want to deal with tires, muffler, and general wear and tear. A car after 7 years is not worth much unless it is a Toyota.
@joselomeli9798
@joselomeli9798 4 года назад
Perfect example why you don't want to buy,there is no buying tires,battery, brakes, and not paying for any unpredictable repairs,and you drive a new vehicle every 3 years.
@faiolapat
@faiolapat 3 года назад
Hellcat BOYZ my latest lease is a 4 wheel drive Hyundai Tuscson, 1,000 miles per month, nothing down tax and titles included; only $275 per month for 3 years. This is better than buying.. I will not need the $400 tune up,and I also save another $400 on new tires. Plus I will get another new car at the end of 3 years with all the newest tech. I only use it 6 months a year. For $10 more per month I could have had 15,000 miles per year.
@user-lc7zt8sk6i
@user-lc7zt8sk6i 3 года назад
#Patrick Faiola Any tips on bringing the lease down payment to $0? Yes I have great credit. I look online and all I see are ads for $×,××× due at signing, and $429 p/month for 36 months. Thank you
@user-lc7zt8sk6i
@user-lc7zt8sk6i 3 года назад
@@faiolapat Do you just walk into a dealership and ask for their lease deals? Do you pick your lease vehicle per the best cost option available or do you go into the dealership knowing which vehicle you want to lease?
@faiolapat
@faiolapat 3 года назад
@@user-lc7zt8sk6i I do my research and try to figure out what their cost is. I negotiate the deal a day or two before the last day of the quarter..finally I usually play off two or three dealers and let them know I'm shopping around. I try to figure in where they will get at least a $500 profit plus their hold back fee.. I get each dealer to invest an hour in me before I tell them what I will give them.. they all play their back and forth great game and I hold still.. time of the month and time of the year is very important.. I also got my Tucson in June which means newer models would be coming out a few months down the road.
@Gamesoldier68
@Gamesoldier68 3 года назад
Thank you very much for a great video and some very good information. I just do not want to ever have a car without a warranty. Buying a car is one of the worst investments you'll ever make due to the immediate depreciation on all vehicles. My last vehicle cost me a lot of money because my loan term went beyond my warranty and of course something major went wrong with the engine a year after the warranty had expired. Leasing saves you money and piece of mind. If you own a vehicle for too long, you will eventually have to replace the tires, brakes, get a transmission flush, radiator flush, brake fluid flush, 4WD maint, the list goes on. Not to mention having to pay a lot of money if something goes wrong with the engine or transmission. Thanks again!
@JrodJakerz
@JrodJakerz 3 года назад
Fun fact: You can terminate a lease with military orders with no fees what so ever
@JrodJakerz
@JrodJakerz 3 года назад
@@takethepowerback83 you bring your orders to the dealership and tell them you’re PCSing and that’s literally it.
@peppersaltman1805
@peppersaltman1805 3 года назад
Makes sense. You cant drive your car to Afghanistan
@xela167
@xela167 3 года назад
You can also terminate if your deployment is more than 180 days so if you’re stuck in a lease you want to end early and don’t care about your kids go on and volunteer for the next deployment 😂😂
@afcgeo882
@afcgeo882 3 года назад
@@peppersaltman1805 PCS is just moving to another base. No need to go overseas or combat.
@narwhal9852
@narwhal9852 3 года назад
PCS will get you out of a apartment contract aswell
@directpage2008
@directpage2008 2 года назад
There is also a hidden benefit to leasing...If you have an accident where the car isn't totaled. You don't need to worry about diminished value. Just get it fixed and turn it in at the end of the lease. No negative equity worries.
@inavbanz8876
@inavbanz8876 4 года назад
Very very helpful, especially the last tip
@marisamontano2790
@marisamontano2790 3 года назад
Very accurate information here, my fico went down 30 points in one month and now I know it’s because my lease ended. I’m about to turn in my 2017 Jeep Grand Cherokee lease and I’m get either a 2020 or 2021 Jeep Grand Cherokee lease this will be my 3rd lease. Leasing is the way to go, Always driving a new car and making low pmts and I love not worrying about maintenance
@danr154
@danr154 3 года назад
Don't you have to cough up like 3 grand at the start of every lease though?
@LJ...69.
@LJ...69. 3 года назад
@@danr154 nope, I’ve paid $700 or so before for a hemi ram, just for reg/title etc
@charr007
@charr007 3 года назад
Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV is much better car from Jeep
@danr154
@danr154 3 года назад
@@LJ...69. How good does your credit have to be for that? Im at 740-750 and cannot get away with that.
@LJ...69.
@LJ...69. 3 года назад
@@danr154 that’s a better credit score than I had at that time. The dealership here in MI is known for $0 down leases so you may just have to find the right dealership / salesman
@caoimhegasteneiu209
@caoimhegasteneiu209 4 года назад
As someone that works in customer service for one of the companies you pointed out I have a bit of advise to those thinking about leasing. I only know what is of the company I work for so I'm not sure if this falls into others. I deal with hundreds of calls from lease customers on a daily basis and I've noticed that some people don't read or understand their contract. 1. You CANNOT get out of your lease with clean hands. You will either owe the full amount of your monthly remaining payments and THEN return and still get your inspection, You can sell to 3rd party, Transfer the lease, with my company the transfer is a full on transfer original owner is no longer responsible, OR you return the vehicle without making the payments and it is then deemed a voluntary surrender which impacts your credit like a reposession and you STILL will owe us the difference between how much the car was bought at auction and the full payoff plus other fees. 2. No your friend/neighbor/cousin/sister/brother/mom/husband/dog cannot buy the car. 3. You will pay property tax depending on your state (no it wont be waived this is based on local taxing jurisdiction not the company) 4. Your monthly payment WILL change if you moved states/zip codes. If you move to an area with a different sales tax rate it can either go up or down. (UNLESS YOU LEASE IN A STATE WHERE SALES TAX IS PAID UPFRONT AT THE DEALER) 5. In some cases if you get a ticket you have to pay us. You dont own the vehicle so the company automatically pays the ticket/citation and bills you for it . 6. there is no principal or interest 7. In some cases you can extend the lease for a longer period 8. You need to get permission from the company to leave the country with the vehicle. A spring break road trip to mexico can cause problems for you when trying to re-enter the US considering you do not own the car. 9. Depending on your state you may need a Power of attorney from the company for registration 10. just check your contract for what is needed for insurance in most cases you dont need everything your insurance company is trying to sell you on
@boomerrangerron
@boomerrangerron 3 года назад
Great video with lots of solid tips! I'm still in the "I'd rather purchase camp" and keep my Toyotas for ten plus years! And with a consistent FICO score over 800 negotiating the best deal has never been an issue!
@rodger7029
@rodger7029 3 года назад
Great analysis of leasing. There is so much misinformation about leasing and car sales in general. (Worked at a dealership for 35 years)
@666dynomax
@666dynomax 2 года назад
wouldn't be any misinformation about leasing coming out of dealerships LOL.
@moiselj19
@moiselj19 3 года назад
Very informative! I am about to lease my first bmw. I am learned a lot from you. Thanks for all the good insights
@sirensingleton9910
@sirensingleton9910 3 года назад
Thank you so much for this video… I am upside down in my vehicle right now and I think leasing will help me get out of that hole of negative equity
@sgtpsyop1978
@sgtpsyop1978 3 года назад
Not true, money factor to interest conversion is simple. Lease vs Retail finance rates based on score are just about even. Paying off negative equity is a great thing on a lease. Example 12% interest on current car with $3k negative equity. Person trades in car on brand new car for a lease. You can qualify for a lease as low as a 535 credit score. The new car books really strong and typically has rebates. Your lease amount is not based on sales price. It's based on estimated value after the end of term. So, your credit reports a low amount of debt, your payment is probably the same or less than what you were paying and its under warranty the entire time. After your 3 year lease is up you walk away with 0 balance, your trade negative equity from before is gone, you've built your credit, and now your free to buy outright whatever you want or lease something else. Most new cars come with oil changes and it's under warranty the entire time.
@afcgeo882
@afcgeo882 3 года назад
You don’t earn ANY equity on a lease.
@scottsmith1455
@scottsmith1455 4 года назад
Leasing is the way to go if you like getting new cars every 3 years. If you stay with the same dealer you can get some great deals!
@consumerdebtchitchat
@consumerdebtchitchat 3 года назад
That's exactly what I'm doing Scott. Turning in my first lease Oct. 2021. I chose Toyo. because I knew if I release from the same company it's a better deal for me. They offered to pay off my lease 5 months early just this past weekend if I would renew with them right now (I'm going like to like: Toyo Corolla). I said no. Why? Because they found out my car is in pristine condition and 12k miles UNDER the 36k mile limit. I got summer vacation comin' and I'm drivin.
@chrislancaster1982
@chrislancaster1982 3 года назад
I disagree... buying is still the better option even if you plan to only keep it for 3 years.
@jaideepchahal491
@jaideepchahal491 3 года назад
@@chrislancaster1982 Depends on the type of car.
@bigj7574
@bigj7574 3 года назад
So basically pay a car payment for 10 years to own absolutely nothing. Lmao
@jaideepchahal491
@jaideepchahal491 3 года назад
@@bigj7574 A lease is 3 years. Nobody gets leases for longer than that since it makes more sense to buy at that point
@johntonge9818
@johntonge9818 4 года назад
We are a two car household. One car is owned and the other is leased. My lease payments are $175 per month on a sign and drive zero down lease, and the other car is owned and paid for. When we take a long road trip we use the owned car to keep the miles down on the lease. When my lease is up I research the lease market. If I can't find the deal I want I either extend my lease a few months until I find a good deal or buy an old beater for cash and do some minor clean up and repairs. When I find a lease I like then I sell the beater and either make a profit or break even. That money then makes the first few lease payments for me.
@_prettybrownbrown7729
@_prettybrownbrown7729 3 года назад
Ok smartttttt
@abdulmccoy5862
@abdulmccoy5862 4 года назад
Informational video , I liked it . You’ve got you a new subscriber
@carlsingh3796
@carlsingh3796 3 года назад
Never buy a new car unless money is nothing to you. Buy used , buy it cash and upgrade when you can afford to. Hard times happen , job loss happens but bills never stop coming
@sharonodonnell2147
@sharonodonnell2147 3 года назад
Had the same car 21 years, this one 10 lol
@askjdog
@askjdog 3 года назад
Truth
@midlifecrisis7888
@midlifecrisis7888 3 года назад
Unless you can write off the cost as business expense. The only time it makes sense.
@bindingcurve
@bindingcurve 3 года назад
@@midlifecrisis7888 Even then it does not, you just don't have to pay taxes on the money you lose.
@patrickfarrell4751
@patrickfarrell4751 3 года назад
If it appreciates buy it If it depreciates lease it
@johniii8147
@johniii8147 3 года назад
I’ve found the best approach is to use a site swapalease and take over someone’s lease. Saved tons that way.
@tipsy09
@tipsy09 3 года назад
Why is that the best approach
@johniii8147
@johniii8147 3 года назад
@@tipsy09 Because you get the advantage of not paying the fees associated with a lease ( since the original lease holder already paid them), lower lease payment if they made a down payment, and shorter term commitment. You just take over the current payment. Got a great deal on a Mercedes. Previous lease holder put down 7500, so the payment was only 620 and only an 18 month commitment on my end when i took it over. They just didn't need the car anymore and you could tell since I think 15K miles when I took it over.
@tipsy09
@tipsy09 3 года назад
@@johniii8147 I’m assuming both of you go to the dealer together to get it all transferred? What about existing damage on the car and stuff?
@johniii8147
@johniii8147 3 года назад
@@tipsy09 Nope, no dealer involved. It's just paperwork with the leasing company. Usual credit check on the one taking over, signing a contract etc. It's all online these days. The dealer has nothing to do with it after either a sale or lease contract is executed. Then you just deal with the lease holder.
@tipsy09
@tipsy09 3 года назад
@@johniii8147 so what if there’s damage?
@mcbc5189
@mcbc5189 3 года назад
I'll have to admit, this video is pure gold. Rather than giving speculation or forecasting you provide us with cold hard facts and actual experience to live by. I had no idea what impact a lease would have on my credit score. My 2 questions are: how quickly were you able to rebound your credit score and (2) is it possible to sign 2 leases (each from different dealers/manufacturers) within hours of each other getting a tier 1 rate because the 2nd manufacturer hadn't realized you already signed a lease?
@chadberles2056
@chadberles2056 2 года назад
I love you! You make me so happy I leased my 21 Challenger Scat pak I have so many options in a few years! Thanks for the advice
@consumerdebtchitchat
@consumerdebtchitchat 3 года назад
Turning in my first leased vehicle (Toyo. Corolla) Oct. 2021. Only driver, pristine condition with the exception of a sign scratch on the bumper (a business card can cover it - and I have 5k wear n tear warranty coverage). I will never buy another car again. All my maintenance and washing (gap insur. too) is covered. In my 50s I'm done dealing with pre-used cars in high mileage (75k plus) and repair shops. LOVE leasing. Glad I found this channel. New sub. Thx for the information.
@Neversleeps1979
@Neversleeps1979 3 года назад
Ari - love your channel. Thank you for the education, really this is
@FlexSZN23
@FlexSZN23 3 года назад
Leasing is the most expensive way to operate a vehicle outside of renting it straight up from Hertz or Enterprise. I just finance 1-3 year old cars at 1.99% from my credit union. I barely lose any money to depreciation, I let the lessee do that for me 😎😎
@rickroma
@rickroma 2 года назад
Before you regurgitate Dave Ramsey, that statement is only true if you end up keeping the car after your lease is up aka buying it out. Most people who lease know they will only drive the car for a few years and then return it. Also, did you know you can lease 1-3 year old CPO cars as well? Leasing is not for everyone but it does make sense in some situations. If it was truly as terrible as you make it seem, people wouldn’t lease lol.
@bobbon6987
@bobbon6987 3 года назад
I love owning my cars. That is freedom for me. I have never leased, nor will I ever.
@rob3018
@rob3018 3 года назад
Me too, I always purchase outright! You never own the car, you're just making the rich richer. I have clean credit, and never owe any debt to anyone whatsoever, and never will.
@Cajun-it3yf
@Cajun-it3yf 3 года назад
Correct. Unless you purchase, you’re just renting a company’s car. I could see going this route if you had a business and could write it off. Otherwise, an idiot move.
@guanaca96
@guanaca96 3 года назад
Right I have never leased a car either I like owning them.
@user-tb7rn1il3q
@user-tb7rn1il3q 3 года назад
You don’t want to own a German Luxury car. Leasing is the way to go.
@bobbon6987
@bobbon6987 3 года назад
@@user-tb7rn1il3q If I don't want to own it, I'm not getting it. Like Rob says "always purchase outright". I pay in full for my cars when I get them. I have a 2019 Kia and a 2020 Buick. Bought and paid for, should last about 10 years. Last two cars I had were a 2006 Mercury & 2010 Kia. Gave them away to people who needed a car, I got plenty of use out of them. BTW, I take excellent care of my automobiles.
@scottr2706
@scottr2706 3 года назад
There are "hidden" fees on a lease. Virtually every dealer attempts to include one or more of those fake fees including document fee, dealer prep fee, electronic filing fee and on and on and on. To a dealer a lease is a sale. A sale to the leasing company at the price the customer is able to negotiate. The main differences between a lease and a purchase are: On a lease you pay an acquisition fee. You do not pay this fee on a purchase. On a lease you usually pay less of the price during the lease period than you would with a purchase. This is the reason a lease has a lower monthly payment.
@novanae7799
@novanae7799 3 года назад
Very good. , and true. the tier info was terrific, thanks.
@travis1240
@travis1240 3 года назад
If you're thinking about leasing because you can't afford to buy a used car, you should really think about taking the bus or biking more often and ubering occasionally. Think longer term than monthly.
@Gi0114
@Gi0114 3 года назад
Thank you for this video! I’m looking to lease. I’m tired of driving my old car, tired of dumping money into repairs and worrying about getting ripped off by mechanics etc. Doesn’t feel like it’s worth owning a car in the long run. So many potholes in my city, people drive all crazy & have no respect for other cars- peeing on them, scratching them with their doors, letting shopping carts roll into them in parking lots..
@andrewlawrencei3239
@andrewlawrencei3239 3 года назад
Hahahaha that was so funny when I read your story, is that’s at USA ?.
@cookie-sn5ex
@cookie-sn5ex 3 года назад
Exactly why I wanna lease. Try leasing something reliable like a Honda Accord
@marksullivan157
@marksullivan157 8 месяцев назад
Great presentation, well done and easy to understand
@JegtoDFW504
@JegtoDFW504 4 года назад
I signed up on a lease trade website to transfer my Tacoma with Toyota Fina and found a buyer (transferee) that wants to take it over. So far it has been a complete frustrating failure on Toyota’s end. They sent him the lease transfer agreement first and were supposed to send him the credit application first, so that through a big wrench in the process. He has been hanging on for a month and I’m about to have to make the lease payment again next week. 😤
@bradsvoboda9391
@bradsvoboda9391 3 года назад
Hey looking for advice from fellow subscribers out there for my specific vehicle situation; I recently moved to a new location that consistently has a lot of cold weather, snow, ice and rain. So it was time to get rid of my little basic sedan and get a more practical SUV with all wheel drive, the only way locals manage to get around town here! So went to the local Jeep dealership the beginning of 2020 where fortunately they were running lease special incentives on new 2020 Jeep Cherokee 4x4. As a trade-in they paid off my low mileage, high monthly car payment sedan. Between the Jeep lease incentives, my trade-in...Put my lease monthly ($300 payment ) way lower than my previous car payment. Now I have all the options I need for my new location climate; 4x4 SUV with snow/ ice drivability, remote start with engine block heater, auto de-icing exterior and heated everything interior. So all that being said...My dilemma is, in a year, when this current lease runs out should I just do a lease buy out on this vehicle that I only drive 5k miles per year ( approximately $12k remaining by then on a $33k MSRP vehicle, about $200 per month loan payment for 60 months) Or would a new SUV lease on a similar vehicle in ‘22/ 23’ be a wiser investment. A new vehicle I wouldn’t own but would have a full warranty again for the full duration of the lease. Thanks, Brad
@jd2plus2
@jd2plus2 4 года назад
Thank you as always .....wish I had access to my Fico in Canada
@jmc8076
@jmc8076 3 года назад
Agreed. Might find this interesting. www.google.ca/amp/s/www.cbc.ca/amp/1.5314868
@pacificH2O
@pacificH2O 3 года назад
Thanks Ari! That was informative. Do lease companies go out of their way to stick it to you on wear and tear fees in your experience? Are there any other end of lease surprises I should be aware of? Thanks!
@randomals
@randomals 3 года назад
Thanks for sharing your views on leasing. Just a bit of feedback, no need to yell, maybe relax a bit.
@haneefshaheed9985
@haneefshaheed9985 3 года назад
...great info, very helpful 👌🏾!
@aajustjay
@aajustjay 3 года назад
thanks Ari. Good tips.
@michaelriddell2881
@michaelriddell2881 3 года назад
Leasing is a beautiful way to guarantee that you will always have monthly payments and never own a thing
@michaelriddell2881
@michaelriddell2881 3 года назад
@Kai Kai wrong. Buy cars with cash and then invest your would-be payments! Haven't had a car payment in 15 years
@k.c.marshall921
@k.c.marshall921 3 года назад
No truer words have never been spoken....spot on with that statement!!
@k.c.marshall921
@k.c.marshall921 3 года назад
Its also a great way to keep the car companies rich and YOU broke!!& have nothing to show for it.....ill pass.
@scriabinbartok3465
@scriabinbartok3465 3 года назад
Owning a car is a beautiful way to put your money into depreciating asset and to keep driving the same aging car for a long time, while automotive technology and safety keeps progressing.
@arkcorps9138
@arkcorps9138 3 года назад
@@scriabinbartok3465 exactly! When you buy a New car you spend an absorbent amount up front and still pay month to month and maintenance out of your own pocket. And by the time you finish paying it off the value has dropped like crazy and your car starts having crazy expensive issues. And after s few years most people sell their car anyways just to finance another car. If you get a used car you’re paying for someone else’s problems and really outdated and sometimes unreliable parts. If you lease you turn that car in after 3-4 years and it’s someone else’s problem and you get a new car with new technology for low payments. Buying is for fools!
@itsmargemrssimpsonifyanast2016
@itsmargemrssimpsonifyanast2016 2 года назад
I typically buy a car that's 3- 5 years old, keep them for 3-4 years and then either get bored or have some crazy repair I don't want to face and then start over. I'm seriously researching leases. I'm concerned about mileage. I'm a traveling social worker and I'm starting to drive more now that we're back out in the field. I'm tired of unreliable older cars and the bigger payments of a decent car, are out of reach for my salary. Leasing might be the best way to go. This video answered a lot of my questions. Thanks so much. I need all the good advice I can get!
@Each1Teach1BuildMany
@Each1Teach1BuildMany 3 года назад
This was helpful. Thank you
@grod805
@grod805 3 года назад
Yes. Thanks for making the case against leasing
@FlyingTigersKMT
@FlyingTigersKMT 3 года назад
Great video. I always lease new and buy used. Leasing new lets me drive a new car and get rid of it when it hits peak depreciation in the first few years versus owning it. Buying used lets me get a car that I think I am going to keep after someone else takes the hit on depreciation.
@laszlokovacs6154
@laszlokovacs6154 3 года назад
You paid for the high depreciation. Your argument is wrong.
@FlyingTigersKMT
@FlyingTigersKMT 3 года назад
@@laszlokovacs6154- Depends on the car. High residuals help in the car I pick. If the residual is low, then I'll buy used.
@afcgeo882
@afcgeo882 3 года назад
@@laszlokovacs6154 My Toyota’s buyout price is lower than the market selling price, BY A LOT. So when the lease is up, I can trade it in and get $3000 for a new car (lease or purchase) or I can buy it out and sell it myself, netting about $3500-4000 extra toward whatever. It actually ends up CHEAPER to lease it up front. Same with my sister-in-law’s Subaru. Plus you have 3 years with it and if it ends up being unreliable or you don’t like it, turn it in without a hassle.
@DefinitelyNotAGuru
@DefinitelyNotAGuru 3 года назад
Nice video bro. I do lots of content on car leasing and car finance. For me the best way to get into a new car is ALWAYS by leasing If you want finance on something used go for a personal loan.
@askjdog
@askjdog 3 года назад
Leasing is good for higher income and business owners who want to waste money, and offset that cost in tax deductions. Generally speaking, it is always better to get a good deal from private sellers on used cars. Truth.
@teleguy5699
@teleguy5699 2 года назад
Doesn't help if you want new.
@cn0503
@cn0503 4 года назад
Should've renamed the video to "15 reasons to avoid fleecing"
@kwame76
@kwame76 4 года назад
🤣😂
@Chief_5
@Chief_5 3 года назад
Chau Nguyen 😆😄
@thaanswer500
@thaanswer500 3 года назад
ive had the same car for 20yrs and still counting...
@woodyman365
@woodyman365 3 года назад
Many wealthy individuals observe the "Buy that which goes up in value and rent/lease that which depreciates in value" principle. Leasing a car can really benefit someone who drives 10-12k miles/yr., has good credit, and who takes the time to shop for a lease deal whereby the manufacturer guarantees a high lease-end value, therefore offering a low monthly payment, in order to clear excess inventory. i.e. a $199 monthly payment on a $30k car. I was an auto lease manager for a number of years.
@Glad2BGolden
@Glad2BGolden 2 года назад
How do you find these low monthly payments?
@woodyman365
@woodyman365 2 года назад
@@Glad2BGolden You must research the lease offerings on the manufacturer's websites. The best lease deals are offered on models that are not moving fast enough, or are overstocked near the end of a model year. The manufacturer will subsidize the lease-end value, resulting in a lower monthly payment. PLUS: If the up-front cash asked for seems high, remember ...everything is negotiable! (except for taxes and DMV fees)
@davidlegkodukh6969
@davidlegkodukh6969 4 года назад
Leasing is a straight up nightmare. -No Mods Allowed -No exterior modification -Strict rules -24/7 surveillance of car Rather just buy a used one that took a huge depreciation hit 3 years ago and trade in every year for a 3 year old with low miles. A much better deal and you don't owe anyone and your saving 50% or more
@rembo183
@rembo183 4 года назад
Good points!
@insolaceinsolace8868
@insolaceinsolace8868 4 года назад
what if its a luxury car that has high repair costs after it reaches lets say 80km+? what do u recommend? is it better to lease it. for example a range rover sport or an audi a7
@chucknorris5141
@chucknorris5141 4 года назад
@@insolaceinsolace8868 As long as you can afford it I would lean towards leasing it. As you said - high repair costs and poor reliability history makes buying those used a risk.
@itsthorsday
@itsthorsday 4 года назад
I am going to put vinyl stickers on my lease's windows... I don't consider that a mod. If it was on the paint maybe. As far as new sound system, exterior pieces ya you may wait until buying it out I guess.
@frenchfrench4514
@frenchfrench4514 4 года назад
Do mods that you can take off.
@This_is_Sparta83
@This_is_Sparta83 4 года назад
In my opinion purchasing cars is only smart for the buyer who wants to keep it for the entire duration of the loan. If you’re wanting a new car every 2-3 years such as myself buying doesn’t make any sense. Cars are depreciating assets and you’ll just be rolling over negative equity every time you go to trade it in.
@jasonpgallery
@jasonpgallery 4 года назад
I drive way to many miles to lease, however my wife is leasing and our dealer has said he will buy her out/transfer to a new lease early if she hits early...but Carmax buy out sounds interesting.
@sungaze342
@sungaze342 2 года назад
Yeah and I rather forever pay to do a lease than a car to be honest I get bored after while with the car 3 years is good enough to have a car and get a new one
@claudiavilla4924
@claudiavilla4924 2 года назад
Great video ! I think this is really a question about each person’s lifestyle and preferences when it comes to vehicles. For example I drive about 20 miles everyday for work 5 days a week and do a little extra driving here and there on my days off. I have great credit score and a really good full time job, I’m not rich but I’m comfortable. I honestly don’t know much about cars lol but I love driving nice cars especially German because of all their safety features and the luxury of it. I can afford it and I know a car isn’t a good investment so I’m really not trying to make money off them like I do with a house. For me to drive a car has to be something that I really like so that I feel happy making those payments which I do on time, I understand what it means to take the responsibility. I don’t want to deal with cars breaking down over time and I like new cars so for me and my lifestyle leasing works perfect. I also take really good care of them because I remember my dad always saying that when you pay for things with your own sweat you appreciate and treat them better. I leased my A class 220 2019 in 2020 and I pay $415 , my fiancé negotiated with the dealership for a while and looked over all the fees to make sure a lot of hidden ones were waved and no sketchy tricks were implanted like how long the lease is and such. We actually left the dealership the first day and they called us back with a more ideal payment for me and I’ve been very happy with it and my car. I think that’s what really matters when considering what’s the best choice for everyone when deciding in owning or leasing a car.
@wandabailey2873
@wandabailey2873 3 года назад
Very informative
@andrewahall
@andrewahall 2 года назад
thank you, for scaring me away from this idea… Way too many potholes for me to learn this cool system.
@Dinngg0
@Dinngg0 3 года назад
I love having a car paid off... zero payment beats any lease payment.
@brianbcj
@brianbcj 3 года назад
Exactly ppl are dumb
@ZerolightX
@ZerolightX 3 года назад
I totally agree
@marcain123
@marcain123 3 года назад
A car is never zero payment. Wait until something breaks or wears out.
@waltbullet1287
@waltbullet1287 3 года назад
When you're gonna fix it it will cost
@joshuasummers7440
@joshuasummers7440 3 года назад
Dinngg0 I agree with you I also love having a car that's paid off, zero payment beats any lease payment.
@juliairenenorthrup6269
@juliairenenorthrup6269 2 года назад
what would you say is like the minimum credit score you should walk in on to lease? i know theres different tiers but is there a score where they’re like “this is way too low”?
@paulstein9258
@paulstein9258 3 года назад
Just watched your video a second time. Made me feel good about leasing my new Venza. After watching Ramsey video, thought, WHAT HAVE I DONE?
@justinejones2581
@justinejones2581 2 года назад
Lol Dave tends to do that! You just have to do what’s best for you financially. However, leasing to me only makes sense when you’re not on a path to financial independence.
@thomass789
@thomass789 2 года назад
@@justinejones2581 is "financial independence" a Dave Ramsey term? Sorry if this is a lame question, but I don't follow him.
@justinejones2581
@justinejones2581 2 года назад
@@thomass789 oh no it’s far from a lame question and more than glad you asked. It’s not a Dave Ramsey term it’s a state of being mainly have enough passive income such as investments in either real estate, individual stocks, ETFs, mutual funds and so on you’re able choose to work instead of having the obligation. Hope that helped! I think there’s so many resources out there that can help you if your interested.
@aland3893
@aland3893 4 года назад
For the late lease payment rule, does that apply to Lincoln as well. Long story short - I’m leasing a MKC which is about to mature. Lincoln has me in for two late payments that I’m disputing. If I try to lease a new Lincoln, will they hold that against me?
@FiscalForward
@FiscalForward 4 года назад
Thanks for the CarMax tip. I have a friend who just got into a lease I’m sure this tip will be helpful for them at some point
@somdow
@somdow 4 года назад
word! II heard that and was like REALLY?!?!! lol. I may get rid of mine soon if thats the case!
@enlighteninggoddess8900
@enlighteninggoddess8900 2 года назад
THANK YOU FOR THIS INFO
@rarephil
@rarephil 3 года назад
Great video... One stop leasing video
@new2000car
@new2000car 3 года назад
Great info. If you live in a city area, with tons of road salt, and potholes, and you insist on a perfect car, it can be cheaper to lease. If you took out a 5 year loan to buy, then traded it in after 3, it would have been cheaper to lease for 3 years. Imagine living in Vermont or Wisconsin and never having to worry about the car rotting away and staying safer.
@SBM200612
@SBM200612 3 года назад
One good thing about leasing you can get rid of your lease every year or two (swapalease, leasetrader, etc.) and drive a new car every year or two. As long as you lease deal is good there always will be someone willing to take it over.
@aky19832001
@aky19832001 3 года назад
Lease is great for many. Like my self as well. The only exception is if you want or need a vehicle for work or have a need to a suv. You buy a land cruiser second hand low milage. That thing will last for 25 years. It pays out.
@markc5677
@markc5677 4 года назад
What happens when the dealership no longer sells the the manufacturer you lease? I lease a Mitsubishi Outlander phev in 2018 and I was told i cannot bring it back to this dealership at the end your lease. How will that affect me and will they add more fees if I do not buy another Mitsubishi vehicle? There are not many Mitsubishi dealerships in my state anymore and I do not want to get another one.
@juancardenas1871
@juancardenas1871 3 года назад
Hey I have a question I want to negotiate price but this sales man seems very adamant about moving from the any type of price should I go to a different dealer? Especially since I have to have them order the car I want I don’t know if they’d have leverage on me cause of it please help
@simoncquach
@simoncquach 4 года назад
So you said your cs dropped 20 - 40 points after the lease. How long did it take before it went back to normal?
@negotiationguides
@negotiationguides 4 года назад
2 months
@eltiarribero
@eltiarribero 4 года назад
@@negotiationguides what's the correlation between leasing and credit going down? 🤔 Thanks.
@mshai2818
@mshai2818 3 года назад
@@eltiarribero when you go for a lease (in other words loan) the company requires credit checks where they pull your credit score from the credit bureaus. Every time your credit is pulled points come off until you either make the first payment or so.
@FlexSZN23
@FlexSZN23 3 года назад
@@eltiarribero You take a hit for the hard inquiry and new account bring down your average age of accounts. Car leases are reported to credit bureaus like an auto loan, as it’s essentially an installment loan.
@teleguy5699
@teleguy5699 2 года назад
@@mshai2818 Makes no sense that just a "check" lowers your credit. You are just shopping rates as your score drops in the interim. The system sucks!
@ashleyc4500
@ashleyc4500 4 года назад
how much is a disposition fee on average? Im in a lease thats coming due next june 2021. I have my eyes on a vw golf r and i don't want to miss out on a beautiful badass car. Should i turn in early? How much would it be? And i have a 2018 Mazda CX5 lease btw.
@jamesec1949
@jamesec1949 4 года назад
Good stuff.👍
@JeffreyRandell
@JeffreyRandell 4 года назад
Ari, question for you. I’ve had 4 late payments (30 days) on my Mercedes E Class lease and it’s up in March. I’d like to get a GLE. The lease payments were due to some personal reasons but have had perfect payment history on the lease. Do you think they will give me a hard time when I go back to lease another MB?
@tewksburydriver8624
@tewksburydriver8624 4 года назад
question is why did you have 4 late payments? Is the lease payment too high?
@JeffreyRandell
@JeffreyRandell 4 года назад
tewksbury driver no the payment is 599, I was unemployed unexpectedly for a few months and that’s why I was late.
@olimakhmedjanov6630
@olimakhmedjanov6630 3 года назад
Hi, i leased a car ( Honda Odyssey 2020) in 9 th of July 2020, by now still dont have my licence plate, my "temporary tag" expired in 9 th of September 2020, so dont drive my car, but still paying lease and full coverage insurance. I called to Honda Financial Services and found out, that dealer didnt send copy of title and registration to DMV. Which means they missed it. So, what can i do now? Can I stop payment ? Or there are other ways to solve this problem? Thank you so much!
@ariskoke87
@ariskoke87 2 года назад
Ari, I love your videos and I have learned a lot! I need your help... I know this is not a good time to buy or lease a car. I need to buy a larger car for the family. We currently have a Honda civic and a Nissan sentra. I'm looking into something like the 2021 toyota rav4 xle premium. I can get around $13,000 for the Honda civic. Does it make sense to buy or lease and put down the $13,000? If we leased for 3 years we would eventually buy the car out after the lease is over. Appreciate your help!
@frankdelagarza5433
@frankdelagarza5433 3 года назад
On a three yr. lease from gm can you return your lease in two yrs and lease and car from a different corporation like toyota will they take your GM lease or you have to go with the same Corp with gm.
@TheMICROM17
@TheMICROM17 3 года назад
Ari, I took your advise. I’m having a 540i built. It should arrive here in Los Angeles first week in July. This is my 4th BMW and I’m thinking about Wear Tear coverage for this lease. Thoughts?
@thewillage
@thewillage 3 года назад
What are best term for lease? 3,4,5 year lease? Any thoughts on that?
@mshell1959
@mshell1959 2 года назад
Very helpful!
@avidbookaholic1
@avidbookaholic1 3 года назад
I tried to lease an Audi Q3 earlier this year with a credit score in the mid 700s, and they wanted me to put down $2000 and trade in my current Q5
@truballa103
@truballa103 3 года назад
Don’t chu dare keep your q5 n keep ur 2k Never put over 500$ ever in a lease
@avidbookaholic1
@avidbookaholic1 3 года назад
@@truballa103 I kept my Q5 and walked away. That was such a crappy deal that it has kinda soured me towards getting another Audi. I’ve been looking into other brands.
@truballa103
@truballa103 3 года назад
@@avidbookaholic1 Audi’s are great just make sure the dealer don’t rob u that’s all
@davidcarlin3850
@davidcarlin3850 3 года назад
Cars depreciate as soon as you buy them. Best to buy a Honda or Toyota. They depreciate slower and still after 10 years you can sell them and still worth something due to reliability. Do Not Lease. That’s perpetual Debt. Invest and save that money. Who in their right mind wants a constant car payment ?.? Pay off your car early and drive it for 10 years or more. Still driving my 2009 Honda CRV . Bought new and still worth about 8-9000 if I sold it now
@67daltonknox
@67daltonknox 3 года назад
If you have a lot of money to throw away, lease 10 cars in 10 years. If you view cars as transport and want to minimize cost, buy the Toyota or Lexus that appeals to you, either new or three years old, change the oil every 5,000 miles and keep it for 250,000 miles.
@marissabronowski3789
@marissabronowski3789 3 года назад
This was very t! Thank you
@kevinalexander7556
@kevinalexander7556 4 года назад
Don't by brand new get a lease return from the cars are ready to appreciate it and just buy it you're going to have to get full coverage insurance and everything on it anyway so you might as well just buy it
@outofbody6797
@outofbody6797 3 года назад
U said there are no hidden fees what about capitalization costs?
@frankv64
@frankv64 3 года назад
I haven’t had a car payment for 5 years. I like it that way. I tried leasing once it cost me 18k and in the end I had nothing. Keep your car till the wheels fall off and do the simple maintenance yourself if you can
@marilynjohnson4824
@marilynjohnson4824 3 года назад
leasing is very stupid
@dlisch
@dlisch 3 года назад
Exactly
@MadridHopper005
@MadridHopper005 3 года назад
sure, but leasing is not for everyone, sure its nice to have car that you can own and have the wheels fall off, but when you can't do your own maintenance because idk you live in the city then it's not doable, also depends on the car brand, not everyone wants to keep the same car for while as it depreciate and it becomes more fuel dependent. The bottom line is, leasing is like renting an apartment, there's a contract and payments you need to make but you don't need to worry about maintenance and you get a fuel efficient car every 3 years or keep the one you leased at the end of it.
@amerhabbab2818
@amerhabbab2818 4 года назад
Great stuff!
@billbrimmer1739
@billbrimmer1739 3 года назад
Excellent education. I’m not a fan of leasing after doing it once and being heighten not to get it dirty, etc…
@michelebadillo2233
@michelebadillo2233 3 года назад
If my credit scores goes down by 30 points, how long does it take to go back to my original score?
@Migmuffin1
@Migmuffin1 3 года назад
So I leased my truck for $48k, they said when the lease is over I’d owe $27k if I wanted to buy it. My lease is less than a year from being done and I’m looking at the value and I’m at $42k. Would the dealership change that $27k that I would owe to something much higher? I know you said they would not go lower, but would raising be a concern?
@cybercruiser69
@cybercruiser69 3 года назад
We have you beat, we (my girlfriend and I) have been leasing from the same salesman for over 20 years. My best guess is 12 cars maybe. It's difficult to count every past car over the years. Mostly Saturn while they existed, then a couple Chevys, a couple Hondas thrown in there, and that most recent two have been Nissans. This includes three people leasing. My girlfriend, me, and a couple my son leased with me.
@12thmannate
@12thmannate 3 года назад
Thank you
@nitamosquitastaros932
@nitamosquitastaros932 2 года назад
Hi Ari! Enjoying your great videos. Question: I’m leasing a 2019 Infiniti QX50 at the moment. Car only has 12,000 mikes on it. My lease is up next July 2022. Residual is $26,000 & some. Was thinking I would jst buy the car when I turn it in bcz electric cars will be coming around sooner than we think. I might as well wait. However just the other day I received a letter from Infiniti saying they’ll give me $2000 “bonus” money to go towards a new lease or buy option on a newer car of theirs. My credit is excellent. Your opinion please?… thanks! Btw -I leased the car w no money down for 36 mos/ monthly pymts are $497 😏.
@jimdandy8996
@jimdandy8996 4 года назад
Excellent
@almaiz6177
@almaiz6177 3 года назад
I’ve been leasing for yrs. definitely the best for me. If I stay below the negotiated mileage can the car be worth more at the end of the lease than what purchase price will be? If so , what should I do, just buy it at lease end and then trade it in somewhere else for that extra value?
@afcgeo882
@afcgeo882 3 года назад
Yes. My Rav4 is worth more than the buyout price even if I do the 36k miles. You can trade in your lease car and actually get trade-in value. Go in like 6 months before lease end and try at your dealership first.
@jeffancelet7366
@jeffancelet7366 3 года назад
Do the leasing companies publish the cost of capital on the lease agreement?
@rembo183
@rembo183 4 года назад
How can I get out of my lease early without actually paying off remaining payments? Is it possible? I realized I really don’t need it. You said take it to a third party and maybe they would buy remaining payments or I could pay them difference. Please clarify any remedies or solutions thanks.
@piano8481
@piano8481 3 года назад
Sell it to carvana.com or vroom.com
@bugaljuice
@bugaljuice 3 года назад
how long do you think they will catch on, on the last thing you said about selling it to carmax and ruin the loophole?
@afcgeo882
@afcgeo882 3 года назад
They know about this. They don’t care. They get the full value of the lease either way, whether Carmax pays it or you.
@frenchfrench4514
@frenchfrench4514 4 года назад
Buy a new Mercedes for $60,000 and in two years its worth $30,000. Lease it for two years and you are much better off financially. Unless you are thinking about keeping the car for 10+ years then buying a new car is stupid. And who keeps cars for that long these days? My opinion is to lease cars that are 2years old and low milage for maximum of 4 years if you have a milage of no more than 10,000. These things aren't black and white. I last leased a mercedes that was 2 years old 9,000miles in perfect condition and I got the car for $28,000 and the original price for the car was $60,000. I still even had 1 years mercedes warranty on it.
@danr154
@danr154 3 года назад
Dealers don't let you lease older cars do they? They only lease current model year stuff I thought.
@frenchfrench4514
@frenchfrench4514 3 года назад
@@danr154 Not in the UK. I just changed the figures to $.
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