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Lease a Car
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Step 3:
Contract according to your needs
The advantages of leasing soon fade if you have
to pay an early termination fee if your car is
stolen, or if you just change your mind about the
car. Sometimes these fees can be equal to the
total of your remaining monthly payments. To
avoid this situation:
- Get a lease that allows early
termination. Ask the salesperson to
calculate how much you would have to pay if you
terminated after half of the term. Get this
in writing.
- Don't get a lease for longer than you expect
to drive the car.
- Set a reasonable mileage projection.
- If the lease terms claim early
termination is cause for default, watch out.
This means you would be responsible for the cost
of the car if, for example, it was stolen or
destroyed. Again, get this information in
writing.
Get a closed-end lease. That means your
residual value is set, and not dependent on the
market when you return the car.
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