Leasing a used car
Used-car lease: how good is the payment really?
Some used-car offers calculate the leasing factor from the original list price. The payment then looks cheap, even though the car is worth far less today. Compare the payment with today’s vehicle price and check upfront costs, mileage and return terms.
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- Payment and term
- Upfront costs
- Return and excess mileage
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What matters when leasing a used car
A used-car lease can be good value. Three questions show whether that applies to your offer, not the advertised payment.
- Which price is the payment based on?Divide the monthly payment by today’s vehicle price, not the original list price. Only that factor compares fairly with other used-car offers.
- What comes on top of the payment?The upfront payment, transfer and registration are spread across the term. That gives you the effective monthly payment.
- What happens at return?With a used car, existing damage, excess mileage and who pays for servicing, inspections and wear all matter. These are in the contract, not in the payment.
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