Posted by jimg.allentown on September 08, 2017 at 18:55:53 from (173.49.133.204):
In Reply to: Leasing posted by 41106 on September 07, 2017 at 20:31:35:
The advantages to leasing are mostly in tax savings for businesses. Lease payments are immediately deductible. If the business owns the vehicle, they must use a complicated depreciation schedule. Another "advantage" is that it allows individuals to have possession of a more expensive car than they would normally be able to afford. So, instead of driving a Chevy, you can drive a Buick or even a Caddy. BUT, if you cannot afford the more expensive car to begin with, the end of the lease might hold some unpleasant surprises.
In essence, leasing allows you to purchase the USE of a vehicle for a defined period of time. Leases also have a built in PROFIT for the leasing company. Owning bypasses and eliminates this profit. Also note that if you buy a vehicle, and you end up with a few minor parking lot dings, you just ignore them. Not with leasing. They estimate and charge you for every little thing that they can legally charge you for.
Last but not least, at the end of a lease, you have a basket full of receipts and you own NOTHING.
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