1st the payments are lower on a lease are certainly lower than when you purchase, as you are only paying for a percentage of use.
Obviously the higher demand less expensive vehicles will have the best lease.
I am sure you have seen ads on the tv as well as the paper for leases. Look at the fine print, they can call for a large down payment and they dont include taxes and dealer fees. So the 179.00 lease payment becomes 230ish.
When setting up your lease be sure you are well aware of the mileage you need. Standard lease miles are 12,000 and 15,000 miles above that you can pre-pay for miles at a discounted rate. I always recommend going a little over your estimate. If you drive 15,000 miles per year you should go for a 17 - 18,000 mile per year lease. You never know today if you habits are going to change. The miles you purchase over 15,000 are refundable to you at lease end by the leasing company.
As for which lease is the best Check out. www.leasespecials.com They have alot of current specials, then you can figure a lease based on the car you like.
Good Luck on your journey
2006-12-01 00:43:42
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answered by Anonymous
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There are no good auto lease deals. Period!
As far as getting the best deal is concerned, leasing is no different from ordinary buying and financing. The best deal you can get depends upon your knowledge of lease terms, your negotiating skills and your tenacity. If the terms "capitalized cost reduction" and "money factor" leave you scratching your head you will most likely be taken to the cleaners. In that case, leasing is NOT for you!
2006-11-30 23:30:35
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answered by Bostonian In MO 7
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BMW 5 series two wheel drive. Incredible lease deals. You can lease a 530 with premium, cold, auto for around 500 with no down payment.
Extremely low money factor and the best residuals of all luxury cars.
2006-11-30 23:57:53
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answered by jay 7
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auto leasing is for people that plan on leaving the state and going out of the country. Leasing is the same price monthly as owning a vehicle. Its not worth it, its better to just purchase a new or used car. Leasing is for people that dont care about money.
But if your going to lease do a Honda, Toyota, or Mercury.
These have a great resale value. And you can get milleage packages that are reasonable. The vehicles also have been ranked very high in durability and get good gas milleage. The honda accord and Toyota Camry are great for milleage and very durable safe vehicles. The mercury grand marcque is great for comfort and traveling.
hope this helps, best of luck to you.
2006-11-30 23:28:36
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answered by pegasis 5
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2016-11-30 00:22:44
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answered by england 4
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