How To Lease A New Car
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How to Lease a New Car
Leasing a new car can be an exciting way to enjoy the latest models and enjoy purchasing flexibility. Here’s how to secure a great deal:
Check for Incentives
Look for factory-subsidized lease deals. Car manufacturers often provide incentives because they know that leasing customers are more likely to return. These deals include adjustments to the residual value and low financing charges. Keep an eye out for leasing subventions, especially on slow-selling models, to save even more.
Set Up Competitive Bidding
Create a competitive environment by seeking quotes from various leasing companies. First, decide on the make, model, and trim level of your desired car. Use online comparison tools or a lease calculator to estimate your lease payment based on the purchase price. This knowledge gives you leverage in negotiations.
Understand Fees
Familiarize yourself with all fees at the start of your lease, including those for licenses, registration, and title. Be aware of acquisition fees, freight fees, and local or state taxes. At the lease's end, you might pay a disposition fee, excess mileage charges, and excess wear fees. Remember, some fees like acquisition and disposition are negotiable.
Know Your Mileage Needs
Most leases impose limits on annual mileage, typically charging 10 to 20 cents per mile over 15,000 miles. If you drive a lot, this can result in hefty penalties. Negotiate for a higher mileage limit or plan for excess miles at the outset to avoid expensive fees later.
Include GAP Coverage
Ensure your lease includes GAP coverage, which protects you if the vehicle is wrecked, stolen, or totaled. Without it, you risk significant costs. Check whether GAP coverage is included so you don’t end up paying for it twice.
By following these guidelines, you can enjoy the benefits of leasing while securing the best possible deal.
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