12-08-2012, 08:43 PM
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Location: Sfba
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Join Date: Nov 2012
Posts: 61
Mein Auto: 2013 ah5
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Quote:
Originally Posted by ChrisF02
Your payment is going to significantly higher, the first and second years are the quickest and deepest dive in terms of depreciation. So it's like financing a car with 0 down, then selling it after 2 years. You're going to be way upside down (if you only paid the payment and nothing over) In a lease case, your lease payment is that huge depreciation.
If money isn't an object go for it, more turnover, new cars more frequently.
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Actually, I just did that with my previous car (vw diesel jetta). $0 down, sold just prior to turning 2 years. Made $26 back 
BUT, the car was purchase, so monthly payments were much higher comparing to those if I would lease the car for 3 years.
Basically 2 years lease for me would work almost exactly same (in terms of monthly payments) as financing car for 5 years
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