Unfortunately this is where the price jumps about $200 making the payments in the $800 rangeleasemywheels wrote: ↑
Note: All prices for 4 years lease, $0 down. Taxes, dealer admin fee, a/c and tire tax are not included.
I don't rave over Maxima, it's decent bang for buck used but not something I'd recommend... Requires 91, picky with parts etc.
Great suggestion on some econobox. Remind me why anyone would lease a Mirca? Remind me why anyone was lease anything under $40K? I liked you better in the penalty box.
Well when you are self-employed, leasing is the way to go because the payments are tax write-offs. So that is why people would lease a vehicle. Besides, who the hell wants to keep a vehicle for more than 4 years anyway, at the rate of how vehicles are improving.
Nothing wrong with owning car long term... Look at how awful car quality has gotten in just half a decade
It's does not make finical sense to lease under $40k when the lease and finance payments are pretty much the same. You tend to lease higher end value cars for 3-4 years, the lease payment will be cheaper. But whatever, it's your money. When used for a business, you take the amount you made, minus your lease therefore, you made less money and pay less taxes. I'm sure there are plenty of rules when attempting to 'write off' your lease as a business expense.
Right, Ford Mustang GT is a good choice $569 (with msrp around $38,800). However, GT Convertible goes up to $765 a month.
Well, a/c, tire tax etc around $150 + $300 dealer admin fee on average. Just $10 extra a month for 48 month.Ken_vs_Ryu wrote: ↑Unfortunately this is where the price jumps about $200 making the payments in the $800 range
