Folks: This is off topic, but does anybody here lease their vehicles vs. buying 
them?? If so, what pros/cons should I know??? We’ve been thinking of going that 
route because there is a place here that leases new cars for $199 a month, 
(count in all the “hidden” fees, taxes etc) then after “X” months, it’s yours 
to keep. Pros I see are that it includes ALL maintenance including tires, oil 
changes, brakes etc which can add up big time when you’re having to pay for all 
that anyway. Plus, the price includes insurance as well I think. Surely I do 
NOT know all the facts as we’ve never leased a car, but I’m getting too old to 
work on cars, and my knuckles will at least thank me LOL..

The only con I can think of are are that you’re paying for something that is 
not yours (yet, because for it to be “lease to own, you’d probably have to pay 
8 yr or so on it). I had a father in law, and had a cpl cousins that ONLY lease 
cars, because every three yrs they turn them in for a new model. They say it’s 
the only way to go because if you pay cash, or take out a loan for a used 
vehicle, it could be a lemon that you are stuck with paying who knows how much 
in upkeep, so you may be paying $500-600 a month for the payment for 3-4 yrs, 
plus maintenance since it would be my luck that a kid had it first and 
hot-rodded it and NEVER changed the oil etc.

Anyway, this is a HUGE financial leap for us as we have never had a brand new 
car/truck in any shape/form, or fashion, and I know we’d be basically “paying 
forever”, but on used vehicles, like I said, you do that anyways, and without 
the benefit of knowing the car’s background. Sure, you can run a “car fax” to 
see if it’s ever been wrecked, but that don’t tell you if Jeff Gordon was the 
previous owner, or if he EVER changed the oil, brakes, fluids, etc ect. Thanks, 
Chuck

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