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lease vs. buy
Well lease payments will almost always be lower than payments on a buy. But the kicker is, at the end of the lease you either have to buy the car for whatever is left on the loan (which is usually alot) or give the car back and find yourself another car. If you want to be able to drive a new car every three years, a lease is the way to go, but if you actually wanna own the car, I'd go with a buy, but it's more expensive payments.. Umm.. Acura.com has a buy vs. lease calculator on their website that'll show you the expected payments based on down payment and interest rate.. and those are pretty accurate.. check that out, that should help the most..In the MOST GENERAL TERMS, for a buy, yer look at ABOUT $20 payment for every $1000 that yer financing.. that's just a quick general number which changes on length of loan and percentage interest rate... anyways, I'm babbling.. go to acura.com; you find all the info you'll need there...
Hope that helps,
-Bryan Layne
1995 Honda Civic EX
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