So, what’s the bottom line? The low down? The skinny? The scoop?

Which is better – lease or buy?

In some cases, leasing just makes good economic sense. In other cases, it doesn’t.

If you are on a tight budget, drive less than 15,000 miles a year, like to replace your car often, don’t want to put down a large down payment, would like to save on taxes, and would like to drive a nicer car than your budget would normally allow, then leasing may be right for you.

If, on the other hand, you plan on keeping your car for a long time, and anticipate putting quite a few miles on the car, then buying a car may be right for you.

The Lure Of The Lease – In Plain English

The Upside Of Leasing A Car

The Downside Of Leasing A Car

The Upside Of Buying A Car

The Downside Of Buying A Car

Take a look at our leasing guide here.