ser spec v

[Blades3dge]

I am going out to go lease a spec v.
i wanted to know if anyone out there leases one and what they pay for it.
i wanna go into the dealer to screw them over.
thanks for the help guys.

[muphasta]

Why not just buy it?

[SER Speedalot]

i think leasing isn't good. cuz you can't mod it unless you are gonna buy it at the end of the lease and if you do that, you end up paying for the car forever. my sister just got out of her lease. it was up, but she had put in a new cd player and all new speakers and an amp. and i had to rip all that stuff out for her so that she wouldn't get charged. so i think if you can afford it, definitely buy. leasing is just a way for the dealer to rip YOU off.

[pinyoot4you]

they're right....and also if u lease to own the car, that'll cost way more than the sticker price,

[narcted]

I'd disagree with the input on buying. I did consider leasing, but let's say my financing options put it more advantageous to buy the car. There are advantages to leasing.

You get a new car, without paying full price. If you are someone who likes driving something new all the time, leasing is for you.

You don't have to worry about the depreaciation in value of the car during the first years. This is when the car will lose its value the most.

I'd say tha if you average driving the car less than 10 miles a day, leasing a car is the way to go.

I don't really recall options for leasing. The dealer would only sell the Spec V. My suggestion that would apply to lease or buy is to bargain with the salesman. When you come to an agreement, have them write it down, initial it, and be clear that this price is 'out the door.' This way they can't suprise you with other service and processing charges before you can take the car home. This technique has succesfully caused many a salesman to mentally slap themself. Many do either forget or try to tack on additional fees, (which can add a few thousand to the price)but as long as you have this written proof agreement of out the door, they can't charge you more.

[SilverSpec-V]

One major thing the dealer will not mention to you is that your insurance coverage has a minimum that is different with each manufacture when you lease a car. They want to make sure you covered their car enough because you might give it back after your lease. You cannot just get the amount you think you will need, you will have to get their required minimum and in most cases it's a bit more than what you want to pay for it. Your monthly will be cheaper and your rates about the same, but you will be paying for that car a little longer than buying. Then again, it depends on how long you decide to lease it for. But rest assured the dealer will definitely let you lease it and rip you off at the same time.

Sorry to go off on a tangent like that, I used to sell cars.

[pinyoot4you]

there's some disadvantages with leasing also....

if u decide later on that u love the spec v and wanna keep it, it'll cost about 10-20% more than what it's worth

can't really mod up ur car, if u do u gotta take out all the aftermarket parts when the lease is over and that's a waste of money

if u drive a lot, u rack up the miles and have to return it sooner than the date expected, if u do go over the miles, gotta pay extra

also when u drive a lot, then return the car sooner than expected, u gotta dish out extra $$$$ to lease another car, with down payment, etc.

[DaVi]

Originally posted by jlnguye7
Hi,

I have a Nissan SER Spec-V 2002. Do '90-'00 Civic or '99-'00 Integra rims fit on my car? Does it have the same lug pattern and bolt size as a '99-'00 civic or '99-'00 integra?

2002 Spec V is 4 * 114 , all older model of Civic and Integra are 4 * 100

[Kenskispecv]

If you drive more than 15k a year, don't waste your time w/ a lease....

You will regret it!!!!!!!!!

BUY BUY BUY...........................................:fla sh:






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