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Originally Posted by andre12031948
When I said "you're a bit wrong" was because you sounded like he didn't pay sales taxes when he leased.
Now I don't understand what you mean by "no equity but save tax" ???? I don't understand that either.
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when you lease a car you pay taxes and license, reg. fees like if you finance a car.
the residual dollars set by nissan the day you lease a car, that number calculates as residual percentage times your msrp of the car, that number is fixed and that would be your payoff number at the end of lease term, if you return the car back that number has no meaning except you have to pay for damages to the car, over on miles, and disposition fee( he needs to look at his contract)
if you decided to buy the car cash or finance at the end of lease contract, that residual dollar is the one you work on + tax and title fees.
if you want to trade the car for something else the same number you used to calculate the pay off.( residual dollar)
one of the biggest purpose of lease is that it keeps you monthly payment lower, you can drive more luxury cars for more affordable payments.