leasing you have to be very careful of</P>


hidden charges... you have to figure out what the residual value/buyout price is.</P>


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See how generous the lease-terms are</P>


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you might end up paying more for leasing than financing</P>


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with interest rates still relatively low, id finance but thats me</P>


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I'm 16 Maverick. I don't have a job, but I'm getting one in a week. So i mean, i don't have alot of cash flow coming in, and as long as its for basic mainenece my parents will pay for it.<IMG src=smileys/smiley1.gif border="0">anything else and I'm on my own

 

im only 22 ;-)</P>


very nice car tho</P>


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16 vs 22 is a huge (very huge) difference in financial freedom - thats 6 years of school/job and constructed creit history. I didn't even have a car until I was 20, and that one was a POS.

That said - the only time I would lease is if I knew I had the cash on hand to walk away from it when I wanted. Maverick has a point with leases - you can easily get stuck with charges that were not disclosed openly at time of signing. Make sure you "understand" what a lease really does before you get into one - besides that fact that it allows you to get a lower payment and not own the car.<edited><editID>brrman</editID><editDate>38100.6821296296</editDate></edited>

 

yea, well either way I kept my car, and didn't lease. i'm not gonna mod it much more besides just doing everything i can maintence wise to make sure it stays running strong, and hopefully for a long time.</P>

 

the best oil is royal purple

 

yeah RoyPurp is the top of the line stuff. Pricey tho.

 

mobil-1 is more widely available too</P>


plus mobil-1 is ready available at most shops, i dont know about royal blue, they would probably have to order it.. or you bring it</P>

 

Hey man nice car Mine is the same color but my dash and panels r blue</P>


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my dash is blue <img border="0" src=smileys/smiley17.gif border="0">