because when BMW or Mercedes gets few years old, & start to break down, it'll cost at least double to fix than Japanese or American counterparts. so best way to drive BMW or Mercedes is to lease a brand new one for few years under warranty and when lease is up, you return and lease another new one.
That's what I heard. is this true?
If you finance your cars and always get new ones every 2-4 years than leasing is the cheaper option. but it is basically the same as renting a car, it never really belongs to you and you are just paying to use it. Also if for some reason you would like to buy and keep the car after the lease expires you would probably pay a higher price for it then if you had purchased it in the first place.
As far as maintenance goes some of these cars are actually superior to "American and Japanese" cars and can be very reliable for a very long time if you take the time to maintain them properly.
So what you would be doing, like the other posers that do that, is lease a luxury, and since it costs too much to maintain and service, you can just trade it in for the next one and save a lot of money or really, money that you cannot afford to fix these.
So, that leads me to think you are really not in the target market for these cars, and you're the kind of person that buys or is considering buying a Merc or BMW, even Audi for POSER reasons.
Then what happens is that you lease these cars for a year or two, never change the oil, mis-care, mis-maintain, drive them to the ground with no maintenance and then… lease another new one to do the same.
I see…
Financed cars is more expensive to insurance cause it requires full coverage. you can compare how much you would pay for full coverage of this car using this tool – carinsurance.yoll.net
You should never purchase a brand new BMW or Mercedes but lease instead?
