How To Lease A Car In 2024 (Step By Step)
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- Опубликовано: 13 июн 2024
- Here's what you need to know about leasing a car in 2024. We'll be covering what a car lease is, the differences between leasing versus buying, what is a $0 down lease, what are the best vehicles to lease and more.
00:00:00 Introduction
00:01:07 What Is A Car Lease?
00:05:18 Buying vs Leasing 101
00:05:58 Leasing An Electric Vehicle (EV)
00:06:52 $0 Down Lease Explained
00:08:40 Best Vehicles To Lease
00:10:34 How To Negotiate
00:11:39 Gap Insurance Explained
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Putting a down payment on a lease is a bad idea. If you total the car on the way home, or at any time, insurance will cover the car. But the money you put down is gone forever.
100%
Exactly!!!
Pay $5k extra then
Thank you sooo much!!
Been dropping heat lately dude
Thanks - I appreciate you!
Wow! Very well done. Much appreciated.
Thanks for watching, glad this was helpful!
Thanks
I leased a 2020 392 Charger, and traded it in at the beginning of last year. Because it was worth more than the buyout amount, I made the dealership use that difference as if I was making a down payment on my new car. I got into a car that was about 8k more expensive than my charger for $50 less a month than I was paying on my charger. It wont always work out like this, but you should always check the value of your current lease when you go to look at new cars, because you may be sitting on money.
Wow, that is awesome! Thanks for sharing this
1. Can i customize lease mileage for term contract? 2. Can u use car leasing for ridshear?
Thanks I learned something
Glad to hear it
Thanks for the info...I will surely look into it. Where can I get more information?
This is a great site for more information about leasing and the best lease deals: leasehackr.com/
Can you lease a 3 or 4 year old vehicle with a lower payment and still not come out of pocket for maintenance expenses?
It is possible to lease a used car, probably at most 2 years old - but it's definitely less common
yes. you also have the option to get free maintenance throughout the whole lease term
Appreciate the info! I still think a certified preowned is the way to go, unless you have a business, then a lease might make sense.
I would totally agree! Certified Pre-Owned for the win
I leased my car then financed it before lease end & bank of my choice gave much better rate than dealer
Most Dealership if your return your lease with them and get another one from the company or even a different company as long as you are paid with your last month no matter how many mileage you exceeded they will not allow you to pay for that, they will give you a new lease and they might also offer a sign and drive. Well thats if you are 700plus credit score.
If I want to sell a car (but still own money to the financial institution) and the the dealership goin to pay me 10k but I still own 18k
That gap pays it ?
Gap Insurance only comes into the equation if the vehicle is totaled or stolen
What happens when you put 5k down on a lease and something happens and loose all that money?
Then You'll lose your down payment
Can I rent using my business? And take out off on my taxes expenses ?
It would depend on what % of the time you use it for business vs personal
Yes you can.
Hi
Like the video but disagree as far as luxury vehicle don’t lease well (depends on what someone considers luxury though). Residuals are usually artificially high on luxury vehicle and if they aren’t moving, they throw a lot of lease cash on it. Just leased a $70k suv with nothing due at signing (a true sign and drive) for $451 a month.
Thanks for the input, I appreciate it! Sounds like you got an awesome deal
That's exactly what I'm hoping to have, how many months are you leasing for?
@@kristopherhoward722736 months.
Hi! A $70k SUV for $451 a month. Can you share how many months and mileage allowed? Also, what SUV and where did you get a deal like this? I'll travel for that deal!
@@TheLocker750 An Electrified Genesis GV70. There was a lot of lease cash that the manufacturer is offering and I think they still are.
If the vehicle gets totaled, will the gap insurance cover the Loss of the Down Payment?
No unfortunately it only covers the difference between the amount owed and the Actual Cash Value - that is one risk to be aware of when leasing a vehicle with a down payment, but it comes with the benefit of having the lower monthly lease payment
@@RyanScribner saw someone make an interesting argument in another video in favor of the $0 down lease agreement.
He said to just take the money you would’ve put down and instead place it into a high yield savings account - I guess depending on the state of the economy you could in theory earn more in interest with the HY savings account than what you would’ve saved in the monthly payments (did I say that right? 🤔).
He claimed that the dealership uses your down payment to cover the gap insurance, when in reality it should be included in the agreement regardless of what you are or aren’t putting down 🤷🏻♂️ thoughts?