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View Poll Results: Did you lease, finance, or? | |||
Yes, I leased it | 13 | 26.00% | |
Yes, I financed it | 17 | 34.00% | |
Yes, Yes, what, oh yes, title in hand | 20 | 40.00% | |
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Did you lease, finance, or?
just curious what the choices are these days for the e70 |
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company cars are certainly leased for the legal benefits.
but private owned? i think leasing is still quite expensive.
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Company - Leased.
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I've done both.
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my current one is leased and the new one comming is personal,
i think that it really does depend on the spec which you choose, leasing is a good option if you dont want to stump up the huge deposit for the vehicle or your looking at loosing it within a business but in doing that the personal tax implications are quite high in the uk. most lease companies in the UK are offering the X5 at very resionable rates as long as the vehical is relitivly standard, ie leather media pack and metalic, once you start adding the extras over and above that the price snowballs as they just add the option to the lease price and divide it down by the term.. in most cases the deals are currently on the 6+23 option ie 6 payments down and 23 payments over 2 years i have found the x5 for as little as £510 a month (in a standard form) once i added my spec to this that figure rose to £920 per month over 2 years so doing the math that would work out to a total value of nearly £26,680 (including the 6 payments) over the 2 year term.. after looking at that i seen there was no way the car would depreciate that amount over the 2 years! i think the depreciation will be somewhere in the reagion of 14k ...so in purchasing the vehicle i saw i could have quite a good spec for less money than the leasing company wanted for a basic model. this is the reason i chose personal this time around ...if it was a 5 year old design the leasing would be a much better option... Im not sure of the business tax implications in the US and other countires but here it becomming silly !
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This press release from 11/07/07 may be of interest to you:
Land Rover Range Rover Sport Tops October LeaseTrader.Com Index 2007-11-07 10:32 (New York) Index Monitors Most Popular Lease Vehicles in America MIAMI, Nov. 7 /PRNewswire/ -- LeaseTrader.com, the company that helps consumers facilitate car lease transfers, announces its monthly Index for October, with the Land Rover Range Rover Sport topping the list of America's most preferred leased vehicle. (Logo: http://www.newscom.com/cgi-bin/prnh/...05/CLTU058LOGO ) The Land Rover Range Rover Sport is built on a similar platform based on the Land Rover 3, but with a revised suspension and a fresh body design. The Range Rover Sport is best known for its combination of ruggedness, agility and luxury. The Range Rover Sport is moderately priced, and is also known for being more comfortable on the road, than off. "Heading into the colder months of the year, most leasing customers are starting to make that shift in preference for vehicles that perform better in the elements," said Sergio Stiberman, CEO and founder of LeaseTrader.com. "With a stylish look, comfortable interior and powerful handling, the Land Rover Range Rover Sport became October's most preferred lease vehicle." LeaseTrader.com publishes a monthly Index of America's most preferred vehicles for lease transfer. The Index is based off user activity on the Web site, which includes thousands of today's vehicles in almost every brand, make and model. Following are the top-ten most popular transferred lease vehicles in America during October, according to user activity on LeaseTrader.com: 1. Land Rover Range Rover Sport 2. BMW 3 Series Coupe 3. Mercedes C230 Sports Sedan 4. Infiniti G35 Coupe 5. BMW 5 Series 6. BMW X Series SUV 7. Mercedes R350 Sports Tourer 8. Lexus is 250 Sedan 9. Mercedes E350 Sedan 10. Hummer H3 SUV About LeaseTrader.com LeaseTrader.com is an innovative provider of auto lease transfers that easily and affordably matches people looking to transfer car leases. Available to users nationwide, the service helps to match individuals looking to get out of their car lease early, with people looking for short-term leases. Privately held and founded in 1998, LeaseTrader.com is headquartered in Miami. For more information visit www.leasetrader.com, or call 800-770-0207. SOURCE LeaseTrader.com CONTACT: John Sternal, Vice President of Marketing Communications, LeaseTrader.com, +1- 786-264-5457 - O, +1-954-592-1201 - C, [email protected] -0- Nov/07/2007 15:32 GMT
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I've paid cash for all three of my X5s - don't see the point in giving money to finance companies for no reason. The only downside is the depreciation but - as said up above - it normally works out cheaper that way in the UK.
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you are quite an x5 buyer ( looking at your signature) /end off topic mode
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I financed mine, but just got the title a couple of weeks ago...
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