Guys....I'm getting married.

Just locked in a 39 month lease on a 2015 Infiniti Q50 AWD Premium with Navigation

Sil just made a great point, Hags doesn't look tired after all those playoff games
- KreiderBomb

Tell Sil he is (frank)ing dead to me till he comes back on HB.

And what PeteV said.

Guys....I'm getting married.

Just locked in a 39 month lease on a 2015 Infiniti Q50 AWD Premium with Navigation
- rangerdanger94

Don't burn your lips on the tail pipe.

Don't burn your lips on the tail pipe.
- mdw7413

I'm craving street meat now after reading your post for some reason

Guys....I'm getting married.

Just locked in a 39 month lease on a 2015 Infiniti Q50 AWD Premium with Navigation
- rangerdanger94

Does PWC consider this a company car?

I'm craving street meat now after reading your post for some reason
- rangerdanger94

Tell Sil he is (frank)ing dead to me till he comes back on HB.

And what PeteV said.
- mdw7413

He must just think we are losers

Does PWC consider this a company car?
- eichiefs9

PricewaterhouseCoopers?

PricewaterhouseCoopers?
- rangerdanger94

I hate how they combine it as one word. Like cool we get it you think you have a hip company...damn hippies

Guys....I'm getting married.

Just locked in a 39 month lease on a 2015 Infiniti Q50 AWD Premium with Navigation
- rangerdanger94

Wow! What's that going to run you monthly?
That lease actually lasts longer than some marriages.

Wow! What's that going to run you monthly?
That lease actually lasts longer than some marriages.
- Fenrir

Can you lease a marriage?

Wow! What's that going to run you monthly?
That lease actually lasts longer than some marriages.
- Fenrir

$1300 out of pocket for dealer and registration fees and first month payment and then $329 a month after. Taxes are built into the monthly payments.

It's a steal of a deal because all Infiniti dealerships have to get rid of 2015 Infiniti Q50 models by the end of the month. They can't sell them starting May so they're almost giving them away.

With that said, they'll still try to screw you. I always lease through a leasing company. www.signatureautoworld.com is where I get my leases from. Unreal deals.

$1300 out of pocket for dealer and registration fees and first month payment and then $329 a month after.

It's a steal of a deal because all Infiniti dealerships have to get rid of 2015 Infiniti Q50 models by the end of the month. They can't sell them starting May so they're almost giving them away.
- rangerdanger94

Not bad at all for that sweet ride.
I just can't justify renting a car for $13,000, unless you buy it at the end.
My boss always gets screwed on the mileage and ends up owing a ton of cash. He finally figured out to spend a little more to cover that. You shouldn't have that problem though.

Not bad at all for that sweet ride.
I just can't justify renting a car for $13,000, unless you buy it at the end.
My boss always gets screwed on the mileage and ends up owing a ton of cash. He finally figured out to spend a little more to cover that. You shouldn't have that problem though.
- Fenrir

I love leasing because you get a brand new car every 3 years and never have to worry about any maintenance costs. You could buy a car for $40,000 and pay it off in 5 years and then drive it with no payments for a few years after, but I can also just keep leasing for $13,000 every 3 years and over 8 or 9 years, I end up paying the same amount of money you did when you bought your car except I had a brand new car every 3 years and zero maintenance costs.

PricewaterhouseCoopers?
- rangerdanger94

No, personal watercraft

I love leasing because you get a brand new car every 3 years and never have to worry about any maintenance costs. You could buy a car for $40,000 and pay it off in 5 years and then drive it with no payments for a few years after, but I can also just keep leasing for $13,000 every 3 years and over 8 or 9 years, I end up paying the same amount of money you did when you bought your car except I had a brand new car every 3 years and zero maintenance costs.
- rangerdanger94

Good point. Maintenance can get pricey.
My wife bought her only new car after her dad died, a 2000 Accord. That car has 240,000 on it now. At the gas station we check the gas and fill the oil.
I drive a Leaf at work that will be coming off lease next year. I am thinking about buying it since I can charge it at work, and the wife works closer to home, so won't burn too many watts.

I love leasing because you get a brand new car every 3 years and never have to worry about any maintenance costs. You could buy a car for $40,000 and pay it off in 5 years and then drive it with no payments for a few years after, but I can also just keep leasing for $13,000 every 3 years and over 8 or 9 years, I end up paying the same amount of money you did when you bought your car except I had a brand new car every 3 years and zero maintenance costs.
- rangerdanger94

Leasing is nice but just not feasible for the miles I put on my car. Drive 75 miles everyday to and from work. I must put on around 20-25k miles a year.

Good point. Maintenance can get pricey.
My wife bought her only new car after her dad died, a 2000 Accord. That car has 240,000 on it now. At the gas station we check the gas and fill the oil.
I drive a Leaf at work that will be coming off lease next year. I am thinking about buying it since I can charge it at work, and the wife works closer to home, so won't burn too many watts.
- Fenrir

You sure your not an Isles fan?

Good point. Maintenance can get pricey.
My wife bought her only new car after her dad died, a 2000 Accord. That car has 240,000 on it now. At the gas station we check the gas and fill the oil.
I drive a Leaf at work that will be coming off lease next year. I am thinking about buying it since I can charge it at work, and the wife works closer to home, so won't burn too many watts.
- Fenrir

I feel like it never makes sense to buy a car after the lease. You'll still have a large portion of the car left to pay off and at this point it's 2-3 years depreciated. Just not worth it.

Leasing is nice but just not feasible for the miles I put on my car. Drive 75 miles everyday to and from work. I must put on around 20-25k miles a year.
- TPC

Same commute, not to mention tooling around on top of that.
I miss home garage with a company van. That saved me thousands over the years,

Leasing is nice but just not feasible for the miles I put on my car. Drive 75 miles everyday to and from work. I must put on around 20-25k miles a year.
- TPC

Yea it depends on how much you drive. Although you can always roll the miles back for like $300 to whatever you want if you know a guy. It's a little sketchy though and you gotta take it to a mechanic you know to change oil and whatnot throughout the lease so they don't log the exact miles on the car.

Same commute, not to mention tooling around on top of that.
I miss home garage with a company van. That saved me thousands over the years,
- Fenrir

Yep, I could move closer or find a new job. But that just seems like to much work right now

Leasing is nice but just not feasible for the miles I put on my car. Drive 75 miles everyday to and from work. I must put on around 20-25k miles a year.
- TPC

75 each way? Or 75 total?

Yea it depends on how much you drive. Although you can always roll the miles back for like $300 to whatever you want if you know a guy. It's a little sketchy though and you gotta take it to a mechanic you know to change oil and whatnot throughout the lease so they don't log the exact miles on the car.
- rangerdanger94

Yea

I can't complain though, put 0 down and am only paying $380 a month for my 2015 Nissan Rogue I got last year. Though 6 years of payments does suck a bit

75 each way? Or 75 total?
- eichiefs9

Total....if it was each way I would just work at my neighborhood McDonalds