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Originally Posted by Lloyd Braun
thats not accurate because you did not account for the amount of interest that would be paid on a lease / financing a new car. plus, assuming a 9% rate of return is pretty ambitious.
also, not all states only tax the residual value of the lease.
agree with the others on this, i guess its worth listening to them, but all they are going to do is have you pay the same amount of money per month with a longer term. unless you want to do this for some reason and need a newer car, i dont understand why you would.
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That's all I was going to do, I did mention that I'm good with the numbers when it comes time to talk turkey so to speak. If they attempt to try any BS I walk.
Sidenote - They haven't called me back to discuss anything, if they do I'll report back. If there's no advantage I still have the option of buying my M once off lease too, which I will most likely do!