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Leasehire always seesm expensive unless it's a heavily depreciating car, or it's something cheap. IMHO buy a 1 year old used model for maximum VFM.
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Any time. No problem.Originally posted by b0redom@sasguru: Thanks for that constructive post.
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Either/Or. Makes no odds really. I would have thought it makes less sense to get one through the company though as I'll be hit with a massive benefit in kind?
@sasguru: Thanks for that constructive post.
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is it private or through your Ltd Co ?Originally posted by b0redomBasically I want a largish diesel estate for carting about all the stuff a baby needs. Within that, I'm not sure of a budget (hence the two choices). I'm just interested in if anyone would recommend leasing over buying or vice versa.
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Originally posted by b0redomHi All,
I'm interested in finally getting a decent car. Considering something along the lines of a Chrysler 300C Touring or maybe a BMW 530d Touring.
Does anyone have any experience of car leasing companies? Is it worth it, or would you just buy one?
Cheers...
Tom
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Basically I want a largish diesel estate for carting about all the stuff a baby needs. Within that, I'm not sure of a budget (hence the two choices). I'm just interested in if anyone would recommend leasing over buying or vice versa.
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Eh? your choices seem a little erratic, one is a thoroughbred that is renowned for refinement and poise the other is a yank tank built by hillbilly’s that will depreciate faster than Baghdad apartment, I'm no BMW fan but I know which I'd choose if I was buying or leasing.Originally posted by b0redomHi All,
I'm interested in finally getting a decent car. Considering something along the lines of a Chrysler 300C Touring or maybe a BMW 530d Touring.
Does anyone have any experience of car leasing companies? Is it worth it, or would you just buy one?
Cheers...
Tom
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just buy, it's not worth it to either lease or buy through the company...Originally posted by b0redomHi All,
I'm interested in finally getting a decent car. Considering something along the lines of a Chrysler 300C Touring or maybe a BMW 530d Touring.
Does anyone have any experience of car leasing companies? Is it worth it, or would you just buy one?
Cheers...
Tom
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Buying / Leasing a car
Hi All,
I'm interested in finally getting a decent car. Considering something along the lines of a Chrysler 300C Touring or maybe a BMW 530d Touring.
Does anyone have any experience of car leasing companies? Is it worth it, or would you just buy one?
Cheers...
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