Should I just buy a Honda civic hatchback LX CVT or lease it?
It's pretty inexpensive compared to other cars, but I don't know about wanting to drive it for a long time.
How much am I "losing" compared to buying if I lease it? It's around $2000 down and $180~ a month for 36 months + return fee, etc. If I do end up purchasing it at the end of the lease contract, I wouldn t lose as much right?
Added (1). If I do buy I have $4000 for the down and the APR is 2.7-2.99%.
In 4-6 years you might be able to lease, Not now.
And you lose a LOT leasing before buying.
You don't have the first clue what you are doing.
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