no way to lease a z
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Originally posted by jleib
So you are leasing your Z as described above for 450 a month? If this is true and you go over your mileage, at the end of your lease they will charge you for each mile over? However if you decide to buy it at the end, the mileage over doesn't count?
So you are leasing your Z as described above for 450 a month? If this is true and you go over your mileage, at the end of your lease they will charge you for each mile over? However if you decide to buy it at the end, the mileage over doesn't count?
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Originally posted by jleib
So you are leasing your Z as described above for 450 a month? If this is true and you go over your mileage, at the end of your lease they will charge you for each mile over? However if you decide to buy it at the end, the mileage over doesn't count?
So you are leasing your Z as described above for 450 a month? If this is true and you go over your mileage, at the end of your lease they will charge you for each mile over? However if you decide to buy it at the end, the mileage over doesn't count?
yep, there is a fee if i go over the limit. i think its .13 per mile over. i'd have to check to be sure. however i dont think its going to be a problem for me because i've had the car for 1yr (366 days to be exact), and im about 800 miles under what im supposed to be at.
and yes, if you do buy the car at then end of the lease, mileage does not matter.
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I'm on a "purchase option lease" and I am definitely going to buy this baby. The sales guy broke it all down for me. He said that if you want to "buy" the car, it's better to lease it for 2 years or so, then buy it. That way you get a nice low payment now, and a lower payment (because the car would be 2 years old) when you decide to buy it. Not sure how accurate that is, but it's what I'm doing.
-Chris
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