Re: crossfires owners group
Not to get into an argument here but leasing may save you a few dollars up front. What do you have to show for it at the end of the lease? In the long run, buying the car can be more profitable if you hold onto it and sell it in the end. You know, like renting versus buying a house. Leasing you have nothing. Unless you absolutely need a new vehicle every few years and you always have a lease payment, IMO buying is the way to go... unless it's a business lease.