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My lease is soon and I want to finance and keep the car. Do I need to be aware of …?
while talking to the seller. ‘ve Heard horror stories about the rental / car financing at the end of bail.Réponse
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#3 written by whirliekurlie 11 months ago
#1: Never lease a car. You’re basically renting something that only decreases in value. If you can get a lease, you can get a loan.
Anyway, now that you have leased the car, try to get as much of the lease amount you’ve paid as a down payment for the loan. Also, know the actual price of the car before you go in there. Go to the Kelley Blue Book and check it out.
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#4 written by mike1942f 11 months ago
You should be a member of a credit union and get your loan that way – you are actually talking to the person who will grant the loan, so no bait and switch with manager and no attempts to get you into a new car with huge depreciation, and you will almost certainly get a lower interest rate, but you can at least have a basis for comparison.
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#5 written by Kelly K 11 months ago
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Leasing is the best option to buying a car, no matter the make or model. if someone told you that you would buy a house and in 5 years it would be worth 25% of what you paid would you buy it?? of course not!! so why would you finance a depreciating asset such as a car?? NEVER purchase a car off a lease. i have been in the business for 8 years now and that is the dumbest thing you can do…you already paid all the lease fees, now your gonna get another loan to purchase the same exact car??crazy. please return the car and lease another brand new car for less than your purchase of the old car. any other questions email me.