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That's the point that pro-buying heads can't understand. They're so caught up in wanting the outcome to own something that they can't understand that some people just want a new car every couple years without committing.
Exactly. Leasing is very popular with more expensive cars - Merc, BMW, Audi etc. Since the new generations often make the previous gen look outdated, plus with maintenance often covered it makes perfect sense to lease a C class or a 3. Not to mention most people assume you bought the car so the status is a big deal too.
likewise toyotas/hondas/nissans hold value very well, especially the hybrids, they don't depreciate as badly as mercs/bmw's do, and they're so reliable and cheap to maintain that buying and not leasing makes much more sense, the longevity of the vehicle is crazy. My '94 Toyota is still running smooth and it has 214k on it, 20 year old car I pay like $500 per year in maintenance, car is dumb reliable & cheap
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