Here is vital information that can make leasing a vehicle a smart financial decision, including how to avoid some of the ...
Explore car lease-end options, hidden fees and common pitfalls like mileage overage, wear & tear and disposition fees to ...
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Leasing compared with buying a car

With the increasing number of options available for acquiring a vehicle, consumers often find themselves stuck between two ...
Leasing requires comprehensive insurance coverage, often costing more than what you’d need for an older, purchased vehicle.
Car buyers looking for a deal on an electric vehicle can find 0% financing and attractive leases on some models, even after ...
A lease takeover is when a lease is transferred from the original buyer to a new person. The new person inherits the present contract and car for the remainder of the period. This is common when the ...
Whether it's "the company car" that your employees drive or an entire fleet of vehicles that your company needs to conduct business, leasing your vehicles may be a viable option. A corporate lease ...
After four years of steady – and substantial – gains in market share, new-car leasing is finally beginning to wane, particularly as sagging residual values are souring what have been consistently been ...
Off-lease vehicle returns can be a blessing as dealerships scramble to supply used-vehicle departments amid the microchip-induced inventory shortage. Some dealerships are working hard to entice lease ...
To explain the appeal of used car leasing, I need look no further than two trends: the growing pool of good quality used vehicles and the consumer quest for reasonably priced, solidly performing cars.
Customers who are leasing a Tesla from April 15, 2022, should know they no longer have the option to buy the vehicle at the end of the lease contract. The EV maker has updated the language on its ...