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Guide on the Decision to Buy or Lease an Automobile
Guide on the Decision to Buy or Lease an Automobile
By Michelle WithaM, published Sep 21, 2006
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The decision to get a new vehicle should be made carefully since it is a large amount of money involved. You need to figure out which option is best for you whether to buy or lease an automobile.1. If you are the type of person that usually gets tired of a vehicle after driving it a few years then a lease would probably be a better option for you. A lease only lasts a certain amount of years then you can a different vehicle after the lease is over. They usually have a limited amount of miles restriction each year on a lease vehicle. They usually don't allow you to modify the vehicle either.
2. If you like to keep vehicles for a long amount of years then getting a loan to purchase a vehicle is probably the best option. After the vehicle is totally paid for then you will own the vehicle which is an asset. If the vehicle isn't six years old than you are usually able to get a loan against it if you need to.
3. Check out how much the vehicle is worth on Kelly Blue Book. You can find how much the vehicle is worth on their website at www.kbb.com on the Internet. I recommend checking every vehicle price value on the website since you don't want to get into a upside down loan.
4. You can often get a better deal when you privately sell your previous vehicle instead of a trade in to a dealership. You can often get more money so you should always try to get as most money as possible for your vehicle since you don't want to get ripped off. Be cautious with any dealership that offers you a low price on a trade in if your vehicle is in excellent or fair condition.
5. Make sure to read all the fine print including the terms and conditions if you are even considering a lease. You want to make sure that you understand the lease terms clearly. If you have any questions at all then ask the sales person. If you are confused about a lease or if something doesn't seem feel right then don't sign the papers. On a lease you will usually have to pay a fee when you turn the vehicle in at the end of the lease. They will usually give you the option of outright buying the lease vehicle at the end of the lease if you want to.

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Takeaways
- You get a better deal if you privately sell your previous vehicle instead of trade in.
- Make sure to read all the fine print including the terms and conditions on a lease.
- Take a few days or even a few weeks to think about making a major purchase.
Resources
- Kelly Blue Book Website www.kbb.com
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