It's a payment thing. Mfgs can offer a $179 a month lease, which sounds like a steal, contigent on a (approx.)money factor with $XXXX money down. Ray is right, you really shouldn't be putting anything down on a lease, as you can wreck it taking it off the lot and your out that money. Any deal that requires 5k down, you can add roughly $100 more to the payment @$0 down.
@@dengmo3625 As in, I have an Audi Q5 that I had leased for 3 years. Odo is just 25k. My lease ends in 6 months, and I'm contemplating whether I should buy out my lease or buy a new car. Also, the dealers finance a lease buy-out at a higher rate of int (8%) v/s 1.98% on a new car. Sending you best wishes from Toronto, Canada.
@ if you don’t wanna buy your current leased car, I would suggest selling the rights to your lease. You can sell your lease just like as if you owned it outright.
Would like to see some videos on Canadian market as well.
Should I put money down on a lease?
Thot u n ur pops said never ever put anything down on lease? Why do u need to put down on certain cars?
It's a payment thing. Mfgs can offer a $179 a month lease, which sounds like a steal, contigent on a (approx.)money factor with $XXXX money down. Ray is right, you really shouldn't be putting anything down on a lease, as you can wreck it taking it off the lot and your out that money. Any deal that requires 5k down, you can add roughly $100 more to the payment @$0 down.
Thanks for the video. Could you plz make some content on buying out the lease?
Are you talking about getting out of a lease? Or selling the rights of your lease
@@dengmo3625 As in, I have an Audi Q5 that I had leased for 3 years. Odo is just 25k. My lease ends in 6 months, and I'm contemplating whether I should buy out my lease or buy a new car. Also, the dealers finance a lease buy-out at a higher rate of int (8%) v/s 1.98% on a new car. Sending you best wishes from Toronto, Canada.
@ if you don’t wanna buy your current leased car, I would suggest selling the rights to your lease. You can sell your lease just like as if you owned it outright.