And if he bought it with cash it would be under warranty. All the maintenance costs are the same lease or buy. My buddy has that deal on the Subie he bought two years ago for cash. Where you lose leasing is in the financing.
Maintenance, yes. The theory, or mindset, behind it is that in 2 or 3 years you won't be putting tires, brakes, cv joints, ujoints, mufflers, wipers, etc etc on your car.
Up until recently most lease money factors have been less that 1%. That's cheap money. I'm only speaking of the franchises I'm involved with. You can't lease a chevy but nissan or subaru you most certainly can.
When you change your oil , use the old oil as undercoating. Spray it underneath, there’s some creative YouTube videos. It works!
For sure!
You never get over the mindfuck from a job you have for too long. Two years is nothing. I haven't workd for the governement for over 20 years and I'm still twisted from it.
It's been heaven
If he did not get warranty coverage for the brakes under a lease he would not get warranty coverage under a purchase. You seem to have a thing about people buying expensive cars, not just leasing.
When my job went out of state, I asked to get out a few months early if it didn’t adversely affect any projects.
