I never understood the concept of leasing. Someone throw some knowledge on me. You lease a car for a anywhere bettween 24 and 48 months at a price that's typically (rough estimates from observation) 75-80% of finance cost (depending on APR). In that time you are limited in the amount of miles you can drive and are unable to change anything about the car. At the end of this you give the car back and are left with a sore *** from when they stuck it to you for the last several months. The option to buy always comes out to thousands more than MSRP.
So someone explain to me why you would ever lease a vehicle for anything other than as a corporate vehicle that a company is giving you as an auto allowance. Why not just buy the ******* car and sell it when you're done with it to recoup some of the money to put towards another vehicle or your pocket? Particularly a car that holds its value as well as the 370z. It sounds like a really ignorant decision.
Even if you're planning to make some life changes just keep it for 3 years like you plan and sell it out and get a prius after you have kids and they eat your soul.
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