Leasing Benefits - Why Lease?
Lower monthly payment! Monthly lease payments are typically lower than monthly loan payments from fiancing because lessees only pay for the use of the car, not the entire vehicle. Many times you can lease an Acura with little or no money down, so there is less out of pocket expense at the onset.
Upgrade your car more often! If you are one of those individuals who likes to upgrade your phone every time a new one is released, then leasing might be for you since you can essentially do the same thing, just with your car. Having the latest technology or safety (or styles or trends) may be important to you - if so, a lease on a vehicle might be for you.
Have more options! When you lease, you have options available at lease-end. You can choose to lease another Acura, or purchase the one you have grown to love at a much lower, no hassle pre-determined price. Or, you can turn it in and walk away. Without the hassle of selling or trading in your old car (many times for less than you owe), you can enjoy a simple process that allows you to drive a new vehicle every few years.
Little to zero vehicle maintenance! Many people lease for the length of time the manufacturer's warranty is in effect. This way, if any repairs are needed they are typically covered by the warranty. Acura offers a standard 4-year/48,000 mile limited warranty, and additionally offers coverage for the powertrain (engine, transmission, drivetrain) for 7 years or 100,000 miles. _________________________________________________
Leasing programs through Coggin Acura of Ft. Pierce give you the freedom to change your mind every few years, often with lower monthly payments than a loan. Visit us for the greatest lease rates in Ft. Pierce, Ft. Pierce South, Treasure Coast, White City, Sunrise City. Continue reading to learn the differences between leases and loans.
Leases and car loans are just two different methods of automobile financing. One finances the use of a vehicle, and the other finances the purchase of a vehicle. There are benefits and drawbacks to both. Whether one or the other is more beneficial to you depends entirely on your own personal situation and preference.
