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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]what happens if deprecriation increases because of a recession, then you over paid lease. better to just buy a car[/quote] Can you explain what you mean? The payment is only a little more than 1% of the MSRP, which my husband said is historically a good lease. 1% of MSRP, example $25,000 car for $250 lease; $60,000 car for $600 lease payment[/quote] usually a lease is based on the depreciations between start and end. If depreciation or the value of you car goes down then you are overpaying the difference [/quote] Op spend some time trying to understand this. It is more important that having a +1 year model.[/quote] I still don’t understand this. Do you mean you think we might be in better position in the 2022 for a profitable buyout at the end of lease to make a profit near turn-in? And the 2023 might have a different residual or something and lower likelihood for a profitable buyout in 36 months? Or do you mean when this 2022 lease is up in 24 months, a new lease will likely be, who knows, $100-150 a month cheaper?[/quote]
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