leasing cars?

[aaron]

opinions, suggestions, thoughts? to me it seems like a pretty good idea - drive a nice new car every 6 months and with the fact that cars lose so much value the second you by them doesnt it seem like a better idea to lease?

[Vitasoy]

If you a kind of person who like swiching new models every so years go for it.

[MrJackMeHoff]

Originally posted by aaron
opinions, suggestions, thoughts? to me it seems like a pretty good idea - drive a nice new car every 6 months and with the fact that cars lose so much value the second you by them doesnt it seem like a better idea to lease?

I like to modify cars too much for that

[hydro]

if your going to lease make sure you look really good for a great deal and don't get suckered into something that you'll regret later. Like Gm is offering 6 year 0% financing, but if you look in the long run it will work against you.

It's good if you can take advantage of the tax write off. I don't like leasing though...would rather buy something a few years old and hold onto it.

[jewcash]

Leasing is the only way to have a car

Originally posted by aaron
opinions, suggestions, thoughts? to me it seems like a pretty good idea - drive a nice new car every 6 months and with the fact that cars lose so much value the second you by them doesnt it seem like a better idea to lease?

[webair]

dude i have three words for you

"zero percent financing!"

if you like suv's (and its over 5000 lbs.) you can write off as company vehicle...denali

[KRL]

It really depends on each person's circumstances and whether or not it'll be run through your corporation.

[sickkittens]

Originally posted by KRL
It really depends on each person's circumstances

[tical]

Originally posted by webair
dude i have three words for you

"zero percent financing!"

if you like suv's (and its over 5000 lbs.) you can write off as company vehicle...denali

[webair]

Originally posted by tical

escalade is nice on the outside, but pales in comparison to the denali if youer into the ride...especially with those rims...must feel every bump!

next...

[Magg]

arg, leasing? LOL way to much risk of getting into an accident

[emthree]

If you're going to leave it stock, cant hurt.

[tical]

Originally posted by webair
escalade is nice on the outside, but pales in comparison to the denali if youer into the ride...especially with those rims...must feel every bump!

next...

hater

[80smetal]

it better be immaculate condition when returned, within mileage specifications and who the hell wants to give them 3-5k down and pay 4-500 a month then return it 6 months later and hope they dont hit you and penalize you for shit. GUARANTEED you wont read the fine print in the lease, all you will look at is the monthly payment and what you need to put down. Other than that ya its great

[MediumPimpin]

Originally posted by aaron
opinions, suggestions, thoughts? to me it seems like a pretty good idea - drive a nice new car every 6 months and with the fact that cars lose so much value the second you by them doesnt it seem like a better idea to lease?

I am on my 9th leased car, if you stay within the mileage and like to drive a new car every 3 years; it's the way to go.

For example, I leased a 2002 M3, free manitence included, I drove the wheels off of it for three years and limped back to the lot and leased another car, no stress, no hassle.

[wes]

Fuck leasing. You plan on adding anything to your vehicle? If you dont then go for it but it will still be a waste of money in my opinion. Why not just finance it? Get a loan. Buy the bitch, then pay the loan company back.