which is better leasing or owning a car

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what a dumb fucking question
 
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Obviously owning a car bro
 
Because of the monthly leasing rate you have to pay for example . In the end you‘ll pay much more for the car then when you buy it instantly. Wouldn’t recommend . Better to buy a cheap used car and save the money for a better one
 
Because of the monthly leasing rate you have to pay for example . In the end you‘ll pay much more for the car then when you buy it instantly. Wouldn’t recommend . Better to buy a cheap used car and save the money for a better one
spoken like a true incel. A real chad is leasing sports car after sports car.
 
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Stealing
 
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depends. if you are an employee making low wage, buy a honda

if you are self employed and want to drive a BMW, lease it

it's a tax write off and you don't want any equity in a car that's going to break down in 3 years. plus you're always going to want the newest model so a lease makes sense. you get the newest model every 3 years depending on the lease
 
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depends. if you are an employee making low wage, buy a honda

if you are self employed and want to drive a BMW, lease it

it's a tax write off and you don't want any equity in a car that's going to break down in 3 years. plus you're always going to want the newest model so a lease makes sense. you get the newest model every 3 years depending on the lease
exactly all rappers lease
for this reason
 
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depends. if you are an employee making low wage, buy a honda

if you are self employed and want to drive a BMW, lease it

it's a tax write off and you don't want any equity in a car that's going to break down in 3 years. plus you're always going to want the newest model so a lease makes sense. you get the newest model every 3 years depending on the lease
A proper response. So if you don’t plan on sticking around for >3 years leasing makes sense.
 
A proper response. So if you don’t plan on sticking around for >3 years leasing makes sense.
10% rule: monthly cost of owning/driving a car shouldn't exceed 10% of your monthly income

so if lease = 300/month
gas = 100/month
insurance = 100/month

you need to be making 5k/month to afford this car

although you could also just say fuck it, not telling you how to live your life
 
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