OT Leasing vs. Buying a car

[SheedSoNasty]

moral of the story: don't lease a car or you'll gain an ex-wife and twins.

lol… I can see the logic behind that

 

[julius]

lol… I can see the logic behind that

I'm glad you took it in the manner intended. I was a little worried you might not find it funny.

 

[SheedSoNasty]

I'm glad you took it in the manner intended. I was a little worried you might not find it funny.

I feel like most of what I post on here is sarcastic or is supposed to be funny so I get it

 

[Hoopguru]

If you can afford creature comforts and you want new every three years or so, lease is fine. Pay for service. Even if you purchase the banks own it anyway.

 

[barfo]

If you can afford creature comforts and you want new every three years or so, lease is fine. Pay for service. Even if you purchase the banks own it anyway.

Eventually, getting a new one every three years gets too expensive for most people, and you find someone you can live with long-term, or you just stay single.

barfo

 

[Haakzilla]

Just bought a lightly used 2016 Toyota Highlander Limited AWD from a Toyota certified dealership for way more than I've ever paid cash for a car. Luckily it only has 24k original miles and looks like new with meticulous maintenance records from the same dealership service department. Needed a family of 4 car to last us 10+ years so I will definitely update this thread again -- let's see how "buying" turns out!!

 

[Phatguysrule]

Rear end went out in my 2006 Ram 1500.

I want to find two wrecked Nissan Leafs and convert it to electric.

Then build a generator to put in the bed as a range extender.

If only I had time.

 

[Sheldon Shape]

My lease is about to end in a month. Got a great deal on a 2019 Civic. $600 down and $230 a month. Any good deals out there?