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Leasing high end cars ?

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Eleven
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so my current car is supposed to have alot of problems so i put it up for sale. im probably going to get around 20k for it but i dotn want to blow it all on another car. i want to lease something like an impreza sti or corvette z06 for a year. is it even possible? i have never heard of anyone leasing anything nicer then a camry so im skeptical. but if i could get a badass car for a year then at the end of the year be able to start making payments that would be alot easier then buying it right now
Apr 20 2007 2:39PM
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sktrkdo7
Posts: 1920 - Karma: 182
nah dood u can lease ne car im pretty sure i think u have to agree to more than one year tho
Apr 20 2007 2:42PM
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yelsel
Posts: 12967 - Karma: 3,451
leasing is pretty shitty anyways. if you put alot of miles on your car dont even consider leasing it. it'll cost you more in the long run than anything else. just go out and find a nice used car that still has a warranty on it.
Apr 20 2007 2:50PM
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michelle
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yah you either get it with a time limit (how long you have the car) or you get it with a mileage limit (how much you drive) or even both. so it can be pretty sucky
Apr 20 2007 5:24PM
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KravtZ
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yea dude...my dad leases a lexus lx 430 teh really nice one
u can lease just about any car besides like a ferrari
Apr 20 2007 5:26PM
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Shpadoinkle
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never lease. you always pay more in the end.
Apr 20 2007 5:47PM
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PhaedeD
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you wont be leasin a 07 zo6 i can tell u that. u could lease an sti for prolly around 300+ a month with a good amount down up front.
Apr 20 2007 6:32PM
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