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On a positive note, when you actually lease your payments will be lower & you can always get a new car every 3-4 years. On the downside you will always
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On a positive note, when you actually lease your payments will be lower & you can always get a new car every 3-4 years. On the downside you will always have a payment & you can never actually mod the car. Well you could mod the car, but you will just be blowing money by having to sell the mod parts a couple of years later.
I would have to say buy the Nissan considering that they are still offering the 0% interest until 4/30/12. The car is yours and you can put whatever mod parts you want on day one. Unfortunately when you buy the car your payments will be higher, but you actually own the car. |
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