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How to Lease a New Car

Date Published: 24th January 2007
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Depending on your financial or personal situation, leasing a new car can be a good way to keep up with the latest models and also free up finances for other things. In addition to the excitement of leasing a new car, finding a great deal can also give you a lift. Here's a few guidelines to help you find a knockout deal that all of us look for.

Always do some research before you go shopping around for your desired car. If you have a specific model, make, trim, extras in mind it's a good idea to calculate what you consider to be the lease payments for the vehicle based on the purchase price. Using tools online can help you do this. The last thing you want to do is to pay through the roof solely because you haven't done a bit of homework on what the lease price should be. Doing this will give you negotiating skills when you head off to find your vehicle to lease from various leasing companies. Tell them what price you've found and leave it upto them to provide you with the best possible deal.


At the beginning of your lease make sure you know all of the fees that are involved. These fees include registration, licenses, title, freight fees, acquisition fees, and local or state taxes. You also need to determine the mileage you are likely to cover during your leasing period. Almost all car leasing companies put a limit of 15,000 miles per year on a lease, and charge per excess mile over. If you might be exceeding this try to negotiate a higher mileage limit.

Take a look around for leasing incentives. Leasing companies understand that many of their clients are repeat customers so you may find a good first-time deal. It may also be worth searching around for an ex-lease car as these can often be found with great discounts.


You will need to also negotiate a deal that covers GAP coverage. This will ensure that you are covered in the event of theft or any wreckage. This is essential as you do not want to find yourself with thousands to pay in leasing charges.

Leasing a new car is good for those that want to keep upto date with the latest models, but as I have highlighted here in this article there are many guidelines that you need to be aware of in order to get yourself the best possible deal for your money.

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