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LEASING-

Leasing a car is a great option if you have good credit and not much cash.. At the end of a lease you have to give the vehicle back, essentially creating a cycle of deposits due every three years or so. Of course, many dealers will add the deposit into the cost of the lease- making it a no-money-down deal, with large monthly payments. How large are the payments? Use this calculator to compare a lease to a loan. 

Buy or Lease?


Should you lease or buy your car? Use this calculator to find out! We calculate your monthly payments and your total net cost. By comparing these amounts, you can determine which is the better value for you.

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Definitions

Term in months Term in months for your auto lease or your auto loan.
Down payment Amount paid as a down payment, which for leases is often called a capital reduction.
Other fees Any fee, other than a capital reduction or down payment, required to be paid at the close of the lease or loan. This may include license, title transfer fees, etc.
Price Total purchase price. Price should be after any manufacturer's rebate.
Interest rate Annual interest rate for your loan or your lease.
Sales tax rate Percentage sales tax to be charged on this purchase. Sales tax is included in each lease payment. Sales tax for buying is charged on the total sale amount.
Rate of depreciation The rate of depreciation gauges how fast your new automobile will lose its market value. A high depreciation rate is about 20% per year, medium is 15% per year and low is 10% per year.
Residual percent For leases, this is remaining value after the lease term expires. The higher this amount, the lower your lease payment will be.
Market value Value of your auto after the lease term is over.
Investment rate of return Rate of return on investments. This is the return that you would make if you were to invest your down payment or security deposit instead of using it in your auto purchase or lease.
 

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