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q0192837465 · 02-16-2009, 03:17 PM

I still don't like how rigid leases are. When you lease is up, you have to make a decision on whether to lease a new car orget rid of it or wuever. Basically forcing you to make a decision even if the deals r super crappy. Financing will allow you to take ur time and plan slowly on how you wanna proceed. If money is tight, keep the car for a year or 2 longer.

I agree that leasing is living beyond ur mean. And seriously, those rates mean jack. With all those fees taken into account, the REAL interest rate is much higher than wut they claim to be.

02-16-2009, 03:17 PM	#28
q0192837465 I answer every Emotion with an emoticon Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Vancouver Posts: 7,760 Thanked 375 Times in 181 Posts Failed 159 Times in 63 Posts	I still don't like how rigid leases are. When you lease is up, you have to make a decision on whether to lease a new car orget rid of it or wuever. Basically forcing you to make a decision even if the deals r super crappy. Financing will allow you to take ur time and plan slowly on how you wanna proceed. If money is tight, keep the car for a year or 2 longer. I agree that leasing is living beyond ur mean. And seriously, those rates mean jack. With all those fees taken into account, the REAL interest rate is much higher than wut they claim to be. __________________ Ignorance is bliss How I wish I can remain ignorant, why do I know so much?