If you’re looking for a car, you have two main choices: buy or lease. If you only need a vehicle for a short time or don’t want to take the full financial commitment of ownership, a Hyundai lease is probably the right choice. However, there are certain circumstances in which this may not be the best decision.
You’ve Found the Car of Your Dreams
Leased cars eventually need to go back to the dealership. This is why it doesn't make sense to lease a vehicle if you’ve found a car you love and want to keep for as long as possible. If you finance the car, it’s yours entirely once it’s paid off.
You Want to Make Customizations
Because a leased car doesn’t belong to you, you can’t do with it what you like. Installing a new stereo system, adding new wheels, or tinting the windows may add value for you, but as far as the leaseholder is concerned, those items count as excess wear. However, if you own your car, you can customize it to your heart’s content.
You Do a Lot of Driving
Every lease agreement includes a mileage stipulation. You will need to adhere to a yearly limit, and if you exceed it, you will be charged a certain amount per mile. If you have a long commute or regularly take road trips, leasing probably isn’t the best idea. With a car you own, you can rack up as many miles as you want.
Find the Right Car at Keyes Hyundai
Are you ready to find the perfect car with ideal financing? Come down to Keyes Hyundai in Van Nuys to see what’s in stock. You can also start the financing process by filling out our online form to get pre-approved for a loan.
