Is leasing a car a smart financial decision?
Is leasing a car a smart financial decision?
Henry King
Ryder Gonzalez
no
Xavier Baker
No, but opening a finance corporation and handing out leases is.
Cameron Gutierrez
just buy a $2000 beater w/
Jayden Reed
s class Mercedes yes, shitty Nissan no, just buy a 90s Nissan
Matthew Lopez
If it's a luxury car, otherwise no
Daniel Garcia
fucking kek, Zig Forums being smarter than /o/
Colton Hernandez
No it isn’t.
>muh cheap payments
>muh reliability
It’s all a lie OP. my entire family leases, I’m the only one who bought a beater. I have no payment, and they always asks where I get all this money from. The only down side you’ll have is breaking down. I’ve spent 300$ every time I’ve broken down. I’ve broken down 3 times this year. Average leases are 200$ a month or more for a nicer vehicle. I’d rather break down than pay a stupid payment towards a car I’ll never own. I OWN my truck. They don’t own shit. My truck is ironically worth 9k. Their car is worth 0$. They can’t sell it.
Now if you have to commute a long ways absolutely get a good car, a lease may be worth it as far as reliability is concerned. If you’re not commuting far it’s retard and a trap.
Ryder Nguyen
Buy a Tesla Model 3 unironically
Hudson Torres
i know this is anecdotal but buy the right econobox beater and you wont have to do anything but change the oil, i think its been 12k miles since anything happened with mine
even if something breaks, if you get a car with a reliable transmission/solid engine it won't be enough to stop you from going to work, my issues so far have been
-power steering leak
-ball joint
-brakes
in 2 years of ownership, like 600 dollars worth of repairs or something
so 2600 with lower insurance over 2 years vs 300 a month or some shit with higher insurance rates
plus i can sell it