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Car Lease Vs Buy?

By Kevin Alan Cohen

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Published: 03Mar2012
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In the world we live in today, it can be said that the vast majority of people rely heavily on their car to get them around. So, unless you are one of the few people who lives in a city where you can realistically rely on public transport for all your needs, the time will come when you have to acquire a car, whether a new car, a second hand one, or alternatively a lease car. There is of course the option to lease buy your car on finance, but asides this, you can avoid car ownership altogether is you wish by simply leasing a car short or long term when you need one.

The first advantage of leasing a car instead of buying one is that your car will not depreciate in value. As much as you might like to own a brand new car, the chances are that you will not be able to afford to pay for it out right, and this means that you will have to enter into a finance agreement. Not only are these agreements expensive, as at the end of the day you will be paying a lot more for your car than the original price tag, but by the time you are actually the owner of your car, it will be at least five years old and worth very little.

The next thing that you need to look at when you lease a car instead of purchasing one is that you will not have to go shopping for insurance for your car as it will be included in the price of the car rental. This can give you a huge saving, as most especially if you have a brand new car, you will always want a fully comprehensive insurance policy. Although you may think that leasing a car is not actually a practical option because it is expensive, the more you look into it, the more you will realize that leasing is not actually that expensive after all.

Next, when you do a comparison between leasing and buying a vehicle, you need to think of your personal circumstances. Unless you are going to purchase an old second hand car, then you will need finance. So, you need not only to be sure that you will be able to make the repayments for your car, but that you have a financial situation that is secure enough for you to take out such a lending facility. There is nothing worse than paying for a hire purchase car for three, years, only to have it repossessed because you lose your job. So, leasing once again here seems to be a very viable option.

So, with the economic climate as it is today, there is a lot that can be said about leasing your car instead of buying one. Leasing a car is a way of enjoying a car when you need one without having to worry about how to keep up with repayments, or how you will be able to pay the tax or insurance. Many people think that leasing a car is an expensive option but at the end of the day if you do a real comparison, it is no where near as expensive as it may seem and it may even work out cheaper than buying.

If you are deciding between car lease vs buy, check out the Car Buying Tips Guide first! http://carbuyingtipsguide.com/car-lease-vs-buy

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