Buying vs. Leasing Your Next Car
When looking for a car, deciding between buying and leasing is crucial. Leasing may be a good option if you want the flexibility of driving a new car every few years without the long-term commitment of ownership. This allows you to enjoy the latest technology on your vehicle and upgrade your ride every two to three years.
Furthermore, leasing typically involves lower payments and upfront costs than buying, as you're not paying for the total vehicle cost upfront, making it easier on your budget.
Lease offers typically have time or mileage restrictions, lasting for two or three years and between 8,000 and 12,000 miles a year. When the lease ends, you should only return the car at our dealership and decide what to do next. You can extend the lease, buy the vehicle, or pick another leased car to drive.
On the other hand, buying might be the better option if you plan to keep your car longer, wish to customize it with additional exterior and interior accessories, and prefer not to have mileage restrictions. Furthermore, buying allows you to resell your car whenever you see fit.
Whether you want to buy or lease your car, our expert team will thoroughly explain each financing option, ensuring you leave our dealership with a payment plan that suits your needs.