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Leasing works for some, buying works for some.
Buying is useless and costly if you want to drive a new car every 2 or 3 years. If you buy then trade-in after 2 years, you lose money.
Leasing leaves you with nothing at the end but you actually wouldn't have spent that much anyway and you got to drive brand new car.
One thing - insurance. Leased cars require "absolute" coverage (max. payouts in property damage, etc.) so generally insurance payments will be higher with a leased car.
Yes you can lease a car that is up to 4 years old. Perfect for cars that lose a LOT of value in the first 2/3 years.
Remmber, your lease payment is basically "your car's depreciation" payment. So Japanese cars (or cars that hold value) are usually cheaper to lease.
The above is not to be argued with, you hos.
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