Keep it or let it go?
i am quiet piss off actually...all of my friends who are leasing a car...for example slk320 ,TT etc...there total cost plus buy out usually 5000-8000 more campare with the car regualr price plus tax. but mine is like 72000-56000=16000 more than the regualr price...i dont know what i should do now...i have alrady lease my car liike 1 yr and i pay 12000 down...so i alreadyt pay arround 20880...should i keep going and lease the rest of the 36 months and buy out the car...i really dont know what to do....SUGGESTIONS PLS!!!
But how much down did they put and you have to consider the interest rate they got plus resale value. I think the S2000 will hold it's value better than the other cars. Buying a new S2000 will cost about $60000 with taxes of %14.5 included so really your deal is not that bad. If you can afford it keep it and enjoy it. This car will be more rare than a TT or SLK. Only a four year production run for the S2000 until the new model comes out. Read my numbers for the financing from Honda in the above post. I think your deal is not that bad. Anyway you look at it any hi-performance cars will cost money.
Remember the old saying "Speed costs money how fast do you want to go?"
Remember the old saying "Speed costs money how fast do you want to go?"
Jacky,
Also think of it this way if you were to buy out then sell the car afterwards what would be your total cost. Let's say you get $32000 - $35000 three yrs. later your total cost over the four years would be around $40000. If your friends did the same how much would they have spent? I'm sure they would spend the same if not more due to resale value.
Also think of it this way if you were to buy out then sell the car afterwards what would be your total cost. Let's say you get $32000 - $35000 three yrs. later your total cost over the four years would be around $40000. If your friends did the same how much would they have spent? I'm sure they would spend the same if not more due to resale value.



