leasing a mustang...
#1
leasing a mustang...
hi im pretty sure you guys leased the car... how much is it to lease a 2005 GT mustang?
in CDN dollars please.
im trying to figure out the prices... dont have time to go to the dealership
thanks a lot
in CDN dollars please.
im trying to figure out the prices... dont have time to go to the dealership
thanks a lot
#4
RE: leasing a mustang...
ORIGINAL: mustangnoob
hi im pretty sure you guys leased the car... how much is it to lease a 2005 GT mustang?
in CDN dollars please.
im trying to figure out the prices... dont have time to go to the dealership
thanks a lot
hi im pretty sure you guys leased the car... how much is it to lease a 2005 GT mustang?
in CDN dollars please.
im trying to figure out the prices... dont have time to go to the dealership
thanks a lot
#7
RE: leasing a mustang...
are you guys telling me that you just walk in with 35k in your pocket? well i've calculated with my future job it would take me a year to earn that much.
let me get this straight. leasing a car is like renting it... you pay every month until the car has been fully paid.
let me get this straight. leasing a car is like renting it... you pay every month until the car has been fully paid.
#8
RE: leasing a mustang...
I think your confused about the difference between leasing and financing.
Leasing= you pay a certain amount a month for so many years (usually 2-3) and then after the time is up you can either come up with the remaining amount owed (thousands of dollars) or turn it in and get a new car. Problem with leasing is you have to watch your miles, you can't add mods, and the dealer will ding you for everything wrong with the vehicle when your lease is up (and make you pay for the miles you are over).
Financing= you get a loan from the bank to buy the vehicle and once you pay the bank back the money (depending on how many years you make the loan for) the title is yours. you can mod it and don't have to worry about the miles cause you are buying the vehicle.
most people on this forum have financed their mustang.
Leasing= you pay a certain amount a month for so many years (usually 2-3) and then after the time is up you can either come up with the remaining amount owed (thousands of dollars) or turn it in and get a new car. Problem with leasing is you have to watch your miles, you can't add mods, and the dealer will ding you for everything wrong with the vehicle when your lease is up (and make you pay for the miles you are over).
Financing= you get a loan from the bank to buy the vehicle and once you pay the bank back the money (depending on how many years you make the loan for) the title is yours. you can mod it and don't have to worry about the miles cause you are buying the vehicle.
most people on this forum have financed their mustang.
#10
RE: leasing a mustang...
everyone is going to have a different answer.
Your finance payments is based on:
total price paid
down payment
trade in
credit history
who you financed through
Your insurance is based on:
type of car
driving experience
driving history
your age
You're asking two questions with no overall correct answer--everyone will have different answers to this. You are the only one who knows the answer to your questions. There are multiple sites to figure out payments (ford, capitol one, most banks) and insurance (progressive, century, AA, etc...) that you can price and compare.
Your finance payments is based on:
total price paid
down payment
trade in
credit history
who you financed through
Your insurance is based on:
type of car
driving experience
driving history
your age
You're asking two questions with no overall correct answer--everyone will have different answers to this. You are the only one who knows the answer to your questions. There are multiple sites to figure out payments (ford, capitol one, most banks) and insurance (progressive, century, AA, etc...) that you can price and compare.