To Lease or purchase?

[writersblock]

Right there answers my question then. No chance of leasing, so I'd have to buy...I probably would anyways.

[princee18]

i dont think leasing a hybrid would fetch you good benefit. If you need to travel long distances then its a better option to simply purchase it.

[Uguis]

Originally Posted by writersblock

What do you think the pros and cons would be of leasing vs purchasing a hybrid car? For someone who has never been in one, but is interested in trying it out, do you suggest leasing?

I think I should go with buying one. Practically, it is all yours after you have payed for it.

[Uguis]

Originally Posted by writersblock

What do you think the pros and cons would be of leasing vs purchasing a hybrid car? For someone who has never been in one, but is interested in trying it out, do you suggest leasing?

I think I should go with buying one. Practically, it is all yours after you have payed for it.

[tongyun]

I don't think leasing anything is a good idea. The dealer always wins in that type of situation and the consumer just gets it in the rear.

[LuckyCars]

I would say that everyone should be thinking a bout buying one because it is a money saver in a long run.

[Uguis]

Originally Posted by writersblock

I would never buy a car without test driving it first.

I have many friends who lease and swear by it. I have always bought my cars.

I agree on that, buying one should be great if you are sure of what you are going to buy. The reviews and interviews of people that have the kind of car you want is not enough. People have different points of view so you must drive and test it your self to evaluate the features.

[ice]

Originally Posted by writersblock

I would never buy a car without test driving it first.

Exactly. I'd also test drive it first or borrow my friend's car before deciding to buy it.

[KyleMotors]

Originally Posted by writersblock

What do you think the pros and cons would be of leasing vs purchasing a hybrid car? For someone who has never been in one, but is interested in trying it out, do you suggest leasing?

Trying out a car is good to be able to know what's in it and what it will do. For me, buying is still the best because you will have the car as your own. There are many test drive programs for you to know the car. So, there is no need to lease to be able to know the vehicle that you are about to have.

[Jeremy LA]

There are many test drive centers in which you can test your future car. No need to lease,,, purchase...