Three is probably right and the average starting mileage for leases is 12k a year and past that, you pay out the butthole per mile. PLUS on leases, you have to be careful about scratches and dings... you have to pay to repair them when you turn the car in. Now, let’s say he couldn’t afford a payment per month to buy a BMW, he certainly could have put down a hefty down payment and came away with a reasonable lease payment.veronicasays- wrote:I'm not certain they're really showing all the details of this lease. They keep saying "three years" but with a lease comes a mileage cut off per year. The lower miles you opt in for, the cheaper your monthly payment. Go over those miles and decided to not buy-out the car at the end of the lease? They charge you per mile. I've seen anywhere from 15-25¢ for non-luxury brands.
And he's using his car to go to Green Bay? Yikes.
A lease now is a better option for the person who likes to switch in and out of vehicles a lot. Plus, it's a better option now compared to the generation of our parents or grandparents. But, that's in my experience for a non-luxury vehicle.. like a Toyota or Subaru.
Allie is surprisingly intelligent to know she feels like something will eventually come out of this lease, financially, at some point. Kind of like, "This is too good to be true."
Buuuuuuttttt we’re talking about Dumdum here so I’m sure he got boned and made a terrible deal.