Need help to lease car

[stephy2014]

Hello friends,
I want to get car lease offer and seeking a good site from so long. Yesterday I got a good website about car lease deal(LeaseRank). Does anybody can help me to judge is this site offers best about car deals?
Please see that.
Thanks in advance.

[ua_guy]

There are different schools of thought on leasing a vehicle- a lot of financial experts find it unattractive compared to a low-interest loan or simply paying cash for a car that's affordable.

The best lease deals are generally offered through manufacturers. Go directly to their website to see what the current lease incentives are.

Additionally, your bank or credit union that you use for checking/savings may be able to offer a lease-- on a new OR used car. I wouldn't recommend other 3rd party websites.

[tripods68]

Why would you lease a car--be subject to certain limitations, mileage, and fees VERSUS owning it out right without those limitation? Do you have a car in mind already or just shopping around. What do you have against owning a car outright?

[greenskeeper]

leasing is for idiots, let's see your monthly budget and how much you think you have for a car payment or cash purchase.

[disneysteve]

leasing is for idiots

Yep, that pretty much sums it up.

Don't lease a car, ever. That's about as simple as I can make the advice.

[snafu]

What do your parents advise? What are you driving now? What are your transportation needs. If you want to get value for your money, you would not even consider leasing a car. Since English is your second language is someone suggesting leasing is a good idea? Is someone trying to sell you a leasing contract? Why?
Do you understand that leasing a car means you are renting a car for 2 or 3 years. After spending a huge amount of money you return the car and keep nothing. If you are unable to keep everyone of their rules, you will be expected to pay even more money with no benefit for yourself.

I hope you'll list your income and expenses so that we might offer a better plan.

[disneysteve]

is someone suggesting leasing is a good idea?

I'm betting the original post was spam but since it only mentioned a company name and didn't give an actual link, I didn't delete it because it doesn't actually violate any site rules.