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Originally Posted by ASAP
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Originally Posted by usshelena725
1) $102K for a freaking boxster??? Um, yeah look. No.
2) Leasing is the absolutely most expensive way to drive a car. As a CPA, I strongly discourage anyone from leasing a vehicle, but it is ultimately your decision.
3) The total cost of that lease is approximately $70,000 - and at the end, you have nothing to show for it. In what world would this possibly make sense?
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2)I for the most part agree... except in instances where the car devalues an extreme amount and the current lease deals are good. It will either be a wash or you will covering a large depreciation risk. Current 3 series is a perfect example... |
I suppose I could have just read your post, as you nailed it. Three years ago sedans had awesome residuals. Now they've all fixed the glitch.
We leased a Q5 which had nearly 10% better residuals than an S3 or S4.