Article Written By: RebbecaMyers
When considering whether to buy a car or get one on a lease you will always be forced to think hard. The choice eventually becomes about financial standing and taste but for the most part it's about social perception. Regardless of what the reason is in both cases you are required to pay a certain amount of money every month. Basically buying a car gives the buyer complete ownership, and leasing a car give s temporary ownership. We look deeper at what leasing or buying a car are both about.The amount of money you earn should help you make an informed choice. If you don't get paid a decent amount of money in regular intervals I would advise you to opt for leasing out a car. This is because irregular income and employment are usually a terrible dent on your credit history. In all likelihood you won't be able to get a car loan from the bank. Car loans are normally supposed to be paid back after 36-48 months.Financial security extends further. You will also have to consider the down payment on buying a car. The down payment is a deposit on a car purchase that you have to pay. Normally this deposit is a fairly huge sum of money for the person earning very little money. On the other hand a car on lease rarely requires you to pay a down payment. If they do it's negligible.But if you have a good job and your monthly earnings are consistent you will be able to get a bank loan with much ease. When banks consider whether to give you a car loan they look at your employment history and your monthly pay slip. A good job normally means a good credit score. Naturally you will be able to handle buying a car. On top of this you are guaranteed of full ownership once you've paid off the loan.When you get cars on lease you certainly get the best cars on the market. If latest cars; style and security are a top priority then leasing cars is the best option for you. If you can afford it leasing will ensure that you always drive the latest and most advanced cars on the market. Hence for some the choice boils down to choice.If you purchased a car on or after the 19th of February 2009 you automatically qualify for a tax deduction on your purchase. This means you pay way less tax on the car you bought than if you had bought it before the 19th. Interest on car loans because of the global economic environment; car dealers are seeking to promote sales by awarding discounts and interest rate deductions.One rather unfortunate thing about buying a car is that you keep the same car for over 3 years. If say there are advancements in car security and efficiency you won't be able to benefit. Technological advancements leave you behind and the value of your car will depreciate in value. The other thing is that repossession is an obvious consequence for those who don't pay their monthly car installments.On the other hand leasing a car comes with a host of benefits. When you get a car on lease what happens is that the warranty pays for all maintenance costs. You won't have to pay to have the engine serviced; the lessor will do that for you. And the down payment for a lease is small or even nothing at all.Generally when it comes to leasing or buying a car you have to make a choice that works best after you consider your present circumstances.
This Article Has Been Published on Tue, 17 Nov 2009 and Read 223 Times