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Is it better to buy or lease a new BMW?
TIA, Dave
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If you answer yes to all these questions, then it is better to lease than it is to buy.
1) Do you like to keep cars for a short time. (Less than 4 years?) 2) Do you take decent care of your vehicle. (Fix damage) 3) Are you willing to commit to a fixed contract? If you answser NO to these questions, then you should also lease: 1) I keep a car until it dies. 2) I love to mod my cars and put lots of money into them. 3) My life and career is very unstable and I don't know where I will be living next year or how much money I will be making. I have done some breakdowns and even if you drive a ton of mileage 15k-20k miles a year, it's still cheaper to lease a car than it is to own/finance one. Now, you pay differently, but the TOTAL COST OF OWNERSHIP is cheapest when you lease, if you change cars every 3-4 years. If you buy a car and drive it 5-7 years, then buy it. But I like a new car every few years.. I can get into the specifics, taxes, interest, depreciation, etc. but for now, I'll make it easy for you. If you get a moderate lease deal. A three year lease is the cheapest way to get in and out of a BMW. B
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