bill walsh
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- Jul 16, 2007
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just talked with service manager and we showed him with water where leak is coming from, they order new t top gaskets
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If I heard my Sister-in-Law right, they intend to buy the car at the end of the lease. They went for the lease, for the lower down payment/payments.
I think buying a lease at the end only makes sense in 2 situations: the trade in value is higher than the residual which you owe, or you want to keep the vehicle and have the money to pay cash. Financing at that time is not a good idea since you already paid 3 years of interest, paying a few more is no good. I saw a person that leased a car for 3 years and at the end bought it with a 72 month financing. That’s almost a decade of interest on a depreciating asset. Talk about being upside down on a loan.
Exactly. 9 years of payments that will equal (roughly) paying 55k for a 40k car.
Stupidity at best.