Posted by Pitch on January 13, 2015 at 06:46:58 from (67.240.245.26):
In Reply to: To Lease or To Buy posted by spudm on January 12, 2015 at 16:10:40:
Depending on your use. So please one of you anti -leasers tell me how my daughter is getting hosed. She has a brand new Chrysler 200. pays 239 per month. Has zero maintenance costs,has 11k per year mileage allowance, (she drives about 8k). At the end of 2 years she tosses them the keys and walks away. Lease would never work for me,because I drive to hard and to far. Perfect for some one whose mileage is limited and does not want to deal with maintenance costs.
Like almost everything in life there is no pat answer,no black and white!
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