Posted by newfarmer9 on October 29, 2015 at 20:11:34 from (24.114.54.65):
In Reply to: truck leases posted by Nick167 on October 29, 2015 at 16:46:52:
Not a great idea. As stated before a lease is great for commercial applications/businesses where the payment can be expensed and the truck will see use, not great for personal use. Being 16 I'm not even sure you can enter into a lease payment. The lease payment will probably be the cheapest payment of the whole deal, you will have to factor in insurance, fuel, repairs, and you better not put a single scratch or dent on the truck or you will pay through the nose at the end of the lease to fix it. Also just be aware that the actual lease payment will be probably be more than the $200 advertised in the ad, many times the price quoted is before fees, taxes, and interest.
Best bet at your age is to buy an older but useable truck outright, one that will be reasonable on insurance, that can be beat on without worry, and that you can fix yourself.
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