When is leasing a car the best idea according to /o/?

When you have a lot of money

>>16276548
when you can afford it
when you like changing cars as opposed to keeping a car for several years

or just buy a civic for $3k

>>16276548
When you want a car for a limited amount of time for a set cost.

>>16276550
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>>16276557
What the company does with the car when the lease period is over?

>>16276548
When you are self employed or plan to own a car for less than a year. Leasing as a private is always more expensive than financing.

>>16276568
clean it up a bit and sell it as a certified used car

>>16276548
When you're company gives you a stipend for a lease. That's literally it. Leasing is a terrible idea for an individual

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When you want a new car with a high sticker price and heavy depreciation and only intend to own it for a short time (say three years).

>>16276611
Pretty much this. Financially it doesn't make the best sense unless you have your own business for tax writeoffs or get a company allotment for it.

If you're okay with the higher financial cost, then it's when you want a new car every so many years and are okay always having a car payment.

>>16276548
Almost never. Leasing is for badge whores who want to show off in a car that costs more than they can afford, except after the lease period, they've paid more than they would in financing and don't have any equity in the vehicle. This is why I make 120k and daily a 2005 Buick LeSabre.

>>16276693
This and if there are additional dealer-specific incentives to lease the specific model.

>>16276709
sounds like you're simply not really in to cars all that much. which is fine, but why don't you just fuck off back to /biz/

When it's a German car that you're terrified of owning once the warranty expires.

absolute, dick sucking faggot retard here

what is the difference between a lease and a rental? both make it so you don't own the car, but it's "yours" for a set period of time, and a set amount of money.

>>16276548
When it's something disposable like a ford or corola but then you end up giving the jews more money

>>16276548
When you go on vacation for a month

>>16276828
>he should daily drive something that expensive, bad on gas, and costs a ton to repair