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Financing and Leasing
What is cheaper, financing or leasing? Which is the best option for you? What the heck is cap cost reduction, anyway? Here we have the answers to these questions and more; helping you cut through the jargon and make the right financial commitment for you.
Unfortunately, the details of leasing make new-vehicle shopping all the more complex, and the savvy lessee must learn a new vocabulary... Read More
Dealer Financing
If you can qualify for an automaker's discount financing offer, then the dealer will help you arrange the loan. Even if you can't qualify for a discounted loan from the manufacturer, a dealer can still conveniently arrange for a loan from a bank or... Read More
Determining the cost of a loan is inherently complex. A number of factors affect the final cost of the loan. Regardless, a few simple truths exist:... Read More
It is now time for a very brief accounting lesson. When we talk about finance costs, it is important to distinguish between what is actually a cost and what is not. ... Read More
When faced with ever-increasing prices that seem to have skyrocketed since your last new vehicle purchase, it may be hard to determine what your monthly budget will permit: a $20,000, $25,000, or $30,000 purchase? Factors like big rebates and zero-percent financing ... Read More
No question about it: leasing has some advantages over buying. For one thing, you usually don't have to come up with as large a down payment when you lease. With the price of the typical new car these days, the usual 20% down payment can amount to a hefty sum. And, if you're in the market for really expensive machinery in the $50,000 to $100,000 range, you're looking... Read More
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