LEASE VS. BUY

LEASE

Leasing offers affordable payments with shorter terms

This lets you:

• Consider vehicles with more options
• Choose your desired trade cycle
• Have peace of mind since most terms are within the warranty period

You have options at the end of your lease:
If the vehicle is worth more than the residual value:

• Exercise your purchase option and keep it
• Exercise your purchase option and apply the equity to the next vehicle

If the vehicle is worth less than the residual value

• Drop off the keys and walk away (subject to any excess kilometers or wear-and-tear charges)

BUY

Conventional loans typically require longer terms to achieve affordable payments

This keeps you:

• From trading into a new vehicle sooner
• Driving the same vehicle longer even when you are ready to trade

Conventional loans have obligations when you trade:

• The owner must find a buyer
• The owner assumes all of the risk for unexpected depreciation
• The vehicle's condition, mileage, and wear and tear will be a factor in assessing the total value of the vehicle
• The owner must satisfy the loan balance regardless of the vehicle value