02.27.06
Posted in General at 6:44 pm by LeasingRus
Holy #!%#$!# my car lease is coming due…now what? Should I lease again, buy a new car, buyout the lease, buy a used car? Well, leasing a car is the most expensive way to operate a vehicle - well in the short-term. You’re literally renting your car, and it’s still going down in value. It’s a really bad deal. However, buying out a car, or buying a new car, unless you have a solid warranty, and warranties only last for so long, buying a car will cost you more in the long run. You’re always better off buying slightly used. But in the end, which is better, well, that all depends on your financial obligations and your goals. Both leasing and buying have their advantages and disadvantages. What one is right for you - leasing or buying, well, check out this page on who should lease a car, and who shouldn’t.
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Posted in General Leasing at 6:38 pm by LeasingRus
Ok, it’s not sexy, it’s not exciting, but what the hell…consumers should know. Columbia Bank’s Equipment Finance Division announced that it has completed the purchase of the Lease
Portfolio of Tacoma-area First National Auto Leasing.
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Posted in General Leasing at 6:32 pm by LeasingRus
Lots of dealerships are offering big incentives right now,and you have two choices. That’s right, you can either lease a car, or buy a car. But choosing the right method may not be as easy as it sounds, and you could get in way over your head. Here are a few things to consider when getting into a new car.
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Posted in General Leasing at 6:25 pm by LeasingRus
The Auto Lease Trade Index Helps Auto Industry Identify Key Trends
LeaseTrader.com, the company that helps consumers transfer their car lease to another individual anywhere in the country, announces results generated from its January Auto Lease Trader Index.
1. BMW 325i
2. Audi A4
3. Mercedes C230
4. Porsche Boxster
5. BMW X5
6. BMW Z4
7. Lexus RX 330
8. Saab 9-3 Convertible
9. Infiniti G35
10. Mercedes CLK320
Other automobile lease transfer sites that match car buyers with owners wanting out of their leased vehicle include AutoLeaseBusters.com and SwapaLease.
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Posted in General Leasing at 6:17 pm by LeasingRus
Are you already tired of your brand new car, but locked in a long term lease? Now getting rid of it is a real possibility, without costing a fortune.
A few car leasing online market places exisit to help you; Swapalease, LeaseTrader and AutoLeaseBusters.com provide lease transfer services that matches car shoppers with drivers who want to get out of their lease early.
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