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August 01, 2026 - 09:41 AM liars - toothallen809@live.fr Details vary sharply, though. Many lease deals require a substantial down payment and possible additional charges. Nothing affects lease terms more than your credit score. The alluring terms seen on TV commercials are available only to customers with a top-notch credit history. So-so credit means a bigger down payment and/or higher monthly payments. Poor credit generally means no lease at all. In any case, when the lease period is up, you simply return the vehicle to a dealer without having to worry about a trade-in or selling it to a private party. Provided that the vehicle is returned in good condition, you owe nothing more; but you own nothing, either. Most leases give you the option of purchasing the vehicle at the end of the contract at a predetermined price. If you really like the car, that's a possibility. However, this is often more expensive over time than buying it outright. IP : 84.17.41.78 |
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