$199 Lease Car Deals

depends how good a deal you are getting. Not always bad though //@Anonymous: lease is only good for those don't have a plan to live, otherwise its not a smart spending, at all. 200/mo for 36 is $7200+tax= $8000 + $3000 down, $11000 for a small car you never owned

Except houses generally appreciate in value, while cars do not. //@Anonymous: It’s just like buy a house or rent a house.

It’s just like buy a house or rent a house.

How and where did you get the bolt deal so cheap? //@anonymous: Recently I leased a Bolt EV. Sales texted one pay $6699 for 3 yrs and actually turned out to be including everything. I was so surprised and didn't even bargain more.

Recently I leased a Bolt EV. Sales texted one pay $6699 for 3 yrs and actually turned out to be including everything. I was so surprised and didn't even bargain more.

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What about 7 years? //@anonymous: Someone wants a new car every 3 years, lease is a prefect option. If u keep a car over 10 maybe 15 years, lease is not a good idea

Plus every state is different. Some states tax full purchase price of the car even though you're only paying 1/3 or so of the sticker price when you're leasing. //@Anonymous: No it also doesn’t include down payments. //@anonymous: Do these prices include tax and fees normally ?

If u want to rent a car for a month, go on Turo //@Anonymous: i have 3 cars but i still want to rent a car i like for a month, to see if i really like it before i buy it, such as Tesla. hope there is an option of this soon.

Someone wants a new car every 3 years, lease is a prefect option. If u keep a car over 10 maybe 15 years, lease is not a good idea

$3000 is down payment, so you still pay $8000, not $11000? //@Anonymous: how about tesla? lease it for three years and get a new lease on a new model //@Anonymous: lease is only good for those don't have a plan to live, otherwise its not a smart spending, at all. 200/mo for 36 is $7200+tax= $8000 + $3000 down, $11000 for a small car you never owned

i have 3 cars but i still want to rent a car i like for a month, to see if i really like it before i buy it, such as Tesla. hope there is an option of this soon.

Tesla leases are generally not a good deal. //@anonymous: how about tesla? lease it for three years and get a new lease on a new model //@Anonymous: lease is only good for those don't have a plan to live, otherwise its not a smart spending, at all. 200/mo for 36 is $7200+tax= $8000 + $3000 down, $11000 for a small car you never owned

downpay a $100K? without a figure of downpay it's meaningless to how monthly payment.

look for a 0 downpay plan

how about tesla? lease it for three years and get a new lease on a new model //@Anonymous: lease is only good for those don't have a plan to live, otherwise its not a smart spending, at all. 200/mo for 36 is $7200+tax= $8000 + $3000 down, $11000 for a small car you never owned

I guess it depends from person to person. If I want to drive a different or a new car every few years, then leasing is best option. e.g I bought QX60 for 650PM for 5yrs. & 10k down plus the money I spent on maintenance. After 5yrs, the cars value is no more than 13k if I want to sale it. I could have leased it for 350pm for 3yrs & 5k down and spent @17k & could have leased a different car of my choice and saved a lot of money //@Anonymous: lease is only good for those don't have a plan to live, otherwise its not a smart spending, at all. 200/mo for 36 is $7200+tax= $8000 + $3000 down, $11000 for a small car you never owned

What are you talking about? It makes perfect sense if you have business and can write it off on taxes... //@Anonymous: lease is only good for those don't have a plan to live, otherwise its not a smart spending, at all. 200/mo for 36 is $7200+tax= $8000 + $3000 down, $11000 for a small car you never owned

lease is only good for those don't have a plan to live, otherwise its not a smart spending, at all. 200/mo for 36 is $7200+tax= $8000 + $3000 down, $11000 for a small car you never owned

How many miles per year?

No it also doesn’t include down payments. //@anonymous: Do these prices include tax and fees normally ?

once you submit your details for a quote you will be haunted with numerous emails and phone calls

Do these prices include tax and fees normally ?