are leasing offered for 370Z?

msb3079 · 12-28-2008, 05:31 PM

don't understand why a lot of you put down leasing... if you have the car for a few years or less -- it is usually CHEAPER and involves less hassle.
someone else wanted to know why you would "mod" a leased car.. i modified my 2004 G35 and my 2008 G37... you just take the parts off and sell them or keep them on. what's the difference when you own the car anyway??

i'm still surprised so many people buy new cars... just old school thinking i guess. most people don't keep the car long enough to get the full value of purchasing.
then again... it all depends on how the leasing numbers work out with this car. i'm assuming they should be good tho.

12-28-2008, 05:31 PM	#11 (permalink)
msb3079 Base Member Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: collingswood.nj Posts: 133 Drives: 12 Touring Sport 6MT Rep Power: 17	don't understand why a lot of you put down leasing... if you have the car for a few years or less -- it is usually CHEAPER and involves less hassle. someone else wanted to know why you would "mod" a leased car.. i modified my 2004 G35 and my 2008 G37... you just take the parts off and sell them or keep them on. what's the difference when you own the car anyway?? i'm still surprised so many people buy new cars... just old school thinking i guess. most people don't keep the car long enough to get the full value of purchasing. then again... it all depends on how the leasing numbers work out with this car. i'm assuming they should be good tho.