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Bro, maybe it's just because inflection is hard to convey via the internet, but I literally have no idea what you are on about.
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i guess an absolutely terrible deal is still a "deal."
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I will always prefer leasing new. I've been burned too many times on used cars and maintenance/repair cost. I'm willing to pay a little more to not worry about those things. That's my preference. Last edited by PshhhhhMW; 10-23-2018 at 03:17 PM.. |
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You stated that it costs more to lease, yet you understand this and have conscientiously decided to do so as the extra cost is worth the peace of mind to you. You know what? That is perfectly acceptable and I chose to do that with some things in my life as well, such as grocery deliver as one example. It's the folks that harp on it being the best and least expensive option that bug me. It isn't the cheapest, far from it, and so long as you understand that going in but have your own personal motivations for doing so, then it is fine. Best regards.
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For comparison; a quick search shows Porsche has a 1,299 per month for 36 months with $9,749 due at signing on 2019 911 Carrera Coupe... At least for Manhattan residents.
https://cars.usnews.com/cars-trucks/...-deal-zip-form
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Most people whom I know lease their cars as a tax write off. I know I would never buy or lease a car if I can't totally write it off...
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You are basically paying the depreciation on a lease. If you purchase and sell the car after you've paid it off, you are paying the amount you have purchased the car for minus it's residual value when you sell it. That means you've paid for the depreciation. Thus, in both cases you have paid for the depreciation. Now, if you keep the car for longer than 3-6 years then it starts to make sense, but if you are selling your car every 3 years, it makes no sense to purchase it and be a slave to the market. Lock in your residual and take advantage of smaller exposure. There are plenty of successful and smart people who lease because they see the financial advantages of it. Blanket statements like that keep those that can benefit from leases ignorant of it, which is not in their best interest.
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Also you can never "totally" write off a car lease. The limits in deduction are actually not nearly as exciting as some folks would have you believe...but maybe it's a bit different up in Canada.
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Dare I feed into this thread being a discussion of buy versus lease, but I find I'm not an ideal candidate for a lease... Even if I put aside the fact I drive 30k/miles a year.
I say this because first and foremost I ALWAYS modify and customize my car. Leasing isn't conducive to customization. This is probably the main reason (after mileage) I buy instead of lease. Also- I feel I keep my car in too good of a condition to lease. My car always is worth more than average when I'm done with it. Perhaps this is imperfect or weak logic, but honestly it that impacts my decision nonetheless. Lastly, I like the freedom of timeline with buying. I don't want to feel governed by a lease contract as to when I get out of a vehicle. This reason is significant for me. All that being said... My girlfriend and I do lease her car. She doesn't drive a lot; doesn't customize; and keeps her car condition like.... umm... an average person.
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Also, condition is a moot point. If anything, what you said is a plus for the lease side. Sometimes leasing X car is the better financial decision v buying. My Hellcat, for example, was cheaper to lease vs buy. I don't keep cars forever so no brainer. |
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