From a Loan to a Lease...
Hey guys. I need some advice.
I've been researching the following and considering as maybe an option to a) lower my monthly payment and b) be loan free by 2010:
"If refinancing your car loan doesn't get you the payment reduction you need, you could consider converting your current loan to a lease. Here's how it works: You find a lease company to buy your car by paying off your existing loan, and then leasing your car back to you. Your payments can be lower by as much as 50%-60%. At the end of your lease you can either return your car to the lease company, or purchase it.
Where to find a lease company that handles these kind of lease-back deals? A good company we know that has done auto lease-backs is PrimeLease. Contact them and tell them you are interested. They'll tell you if you qualify and if they can set it up. It costs nothing to ask."
taken from http://www.leaseguide.com/Articles/a...-refinance.htm
Any advice will be helpful.
I've been researching the following and considering as maybe an option to a) lower my monthly payment and b) be loan free by 2010:
"If refinancing your car loan doesn't get you the payment reduction you need, you could consider converting your current loan to a lease. Here's how it works: You find a lease company to buy your car by paying off your existing loan, and then leasing your car back to you. Your payments can be lower by as much as 50%-60%. At the end of your lease you can either return your car to the lease company, or purchase it.
Where to find a lease company that handles these kind of lease-back deals? A good company we know that has done auto lease-backs is PrimeLease. Contact them and tell them you are interested. They'll tell you if you qualify and if they can set it up. It costs nothing to ask."
taken from http://www.leaseguide.com/Articles/a...-refinance.htm
Any advice will be helpful.
what is the point in being loan free if you still have to pay a lease?
When the lease is done the car goes back.. then you either have to lease again (payment) or buy (payment) or walk (no payment)
Really doesn't sound like a good deal to me. Assuming you bought it new, you have already taken the big hit for depreciation and the lease most likely will not factor that in. It should be they take the car's current value and then to the lease from there.
When the lease is done the car goes back.. then you either have to lease again (payment) or buy (payment) or walk (no payment)
Really doesn't sound like a good deal to me. Assuming you bought it new, you have already taken the big hit for depreciation and the lease most likely will not factor that in. It should be they take the car's current value and then to the lease from there.
sell your Z,
buy a hooptie for grad school,
graduate,
get good job, went to grad school after-all right?
buy brand new 400Z in 2014
Leasing is only feasible on brand new cars IMHO, and cars like the Z are less so.
buy a hooptie for grad school,
graduate,
get good job, went to grad school after-all right?
buy brand new 400Z in 2014
Leasing is only feasible on brand new cars IMHO, and cars like the Z are less so.
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+1 to what Sargent said. Sell your car and pay for grad school. Roll in a pimp 1991 civic hatchback with crazy good gas mileage while in grad school. Then get out, make the big bucks, and buy a sweet car.
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