Mathew Knowles on Meek Mill Talking Down on Leasing Cars

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So its better to waste your money paying to rent a car? LOL
Some of yall are so financially illiterate


Initially I was thinking we were talking about changing your lease into buying, like buying out your lease from the company and switching to financing. Then I realized you were talking about paying the lease to term and just buying it used.
As for why people lease, sure its easier, its also a bad use of money. Better to buy a used beater than lease a car trying to stunt.
Nah it makes no financial sense to lease unless you have disposable income.

nikka you dumb.. Either way you go you're losing money. A 750 BMW for 101k 3 years later traded it in and the value was 45k... You would actually save money leasing but people are so stupid they think owning depreciating items is cool.. N ok matter how you look at it.. Whatever your monthly payments are that's just about how much your car will depreciate monthly.
 

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nikka you dumb.. Either way you go you're losing money. A 750 BMW for 101k 3 years later traded it in and the value was 45k... You would actually save money leasing but people are so stupid they think owning depreciating items is cool.. N ok matter how you look at it.. Whatever your monthly payments are that's just about how much your car will depreciate monthly.
One you throw money away on a rental, the other you buy an asset.
A depreciated asset is still an asset.
That some of you do not understand that shows again, how much emphasis you put on having something new and shiny, over utilizing your money the most effective way.
I mean damn, you talking about monthly payments, shows you are already lost. First rule of buying cars is you look at total price, first and for most and then work out monthly. SMH
 

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One you throw money away on a rental, the other you buy an asset.
A depreciated asset is still an asset.
That some of you do not understand that shows again, how much emphasis you put on having something new and shiny, over utilizing your money the most effective way.
I mean damn, you talking about monthly payments, shows you are already lost. First rule of buying cars is you look at total price, first and for most and then work out monthly. SMH
Lol everyone in here is saying you wrong

Give it up :russ:
 

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Leasing is basically a longer term of renting. Renting is good for two sorts of people. Someone that needs something short term or someone that wants something they can’t afford outright.

If you own a business it makes more sense to lease the vehicle and you need to, to write it off in a more effective way. Even if you can afford it out right or want to keep it longer.

A person who can't afford a car can't just lease it breh. Your credit has to be good and you have to prove you can afford it plus put down money on drive offs. Not everything is a Bentley :snoop:

The thing about a car is most people need a car long term. Some people just don’t want the same car long term.

MOST people don't sit in cars long term. And you don't always need a car long term. You guys talking in absolutes are funny...people's situations change all the time. If you take a job in NYC you don't need a car. If you get hired by a company that will provide a car, you might not need one for yourself. If you share a car, you might not get another one.

For people in short term situations leasing works and for business purposes leasing works. The common person is just wasting money on a lease pretending it’s smart because they come at it from the perspective of doing wasteful shyt like switching out new cars every 3 years. If you don’t have the money to buy yourself a new car outright every 3 years then you’re using leasing as a tool to do something you really can’t afford to do.

The average person *IS NOT* wasting money on a lease. You pay for the actual depreciation of the car over that time and you get out of it before the cost to operate the car starts to climb. As a vehicle gets more and more miles, while also getting out of warranty, the cost to keep the car 'forever' does not pencil out.

You don't keep making a car payment on a car when it's worth less than what you owe. You are not paying THOUSANDS more because of financing a vehicle over 5 years. You must not understand people get UPSIDE DOWN on their purchased vehicles ALL THE TIME.

Rich people buy their cars for the most part. Aspirationals lease the sorts of cars rich people own outright.

No they don't. Rich people lease cars at high rates.

And before you get froggy, I work in the automotive industry doing advertising for major brands. Places in Los Angeles lease at a VERY HIGH rate. New York? Lease at a VERY HIGH rate. In the areas where there are MONEY people lease at high rates.
 
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If you own a business it makes more sense to lease the vehicle and you need to, to write it off in a more effective way. Even if you can afford it out right or want to keep it longer.

A person who can't afford a car can't just lease it breh. Your credit has to be good and you have to prove you can afford it plus put down money on drive offs. Not everything is a Bentley :snoop:



MOST people don't sit in cars long term. And you don't always need a car long term. You guys talking in absolutes are funny...people's situations change all the time. If you take a job in NYC you don't need a car. If you get hired by a company that will provide a car, you might not need one for yourself. If you share a car, you might not get another one.



The average person *IS NOT* wasting money on a lease. You pay for the actual depreciation of the car over that time and you get out of it before the cost to operate the car starts to climb. As a vehicle gets more and more miles, while also getting out of warranty, the cost to keep the car 'forever' does not pencil out.

You don't keep making a car payment on a car when it's worth less than what you owe. You are not paying THOUSANDS more because of financing a vehicle over 5 years. You must not understand people get UPSIDE DOWN on their purchased vehicles ALL THE TIME.



No they don't. Rich people lease cars at high rates.

And before you get froggy, I work in the automotive industry doing advertising for major brands. Places in Los Angeles lease at a VERY HIGH rate. New York? Lease at a VERY HIGH rate. In the areas where there are MONEY people lease at high rates.


Honestly bro, don’t even waste your energy. They don’t understand, so just let it be.


BTW, I hope all you financially savvy dudes bragging about copping beaters and looking down on people who have the means and don’t mind paying for a nice whip are also getting all your clothes at the Good Will and Salvation Army and just keeping that same energy across the board.
 

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No they don't. Rich people lease cars at high rates.

And before you get froggy, I work in the automotive industry doing advertising for major brands. Places in Los Angeles lease at a VERY HIGH rate. New York? Lease at a VERY HIGH rate. In the areas where there are MONEY people lease at high rates.
A lot of rich ppl do lease cars tho :dwillhuh:
And there you have it:lolbron:
 

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Honestly bro, don’t even waste your energy. They don’t understand, so just let it be.


BTW, I hope all you financially savvy dudes bragging about copping beaters and looking down on people who have the means and don’t mind paying for a nice whip are also getting all your clothes at the Good Will and Salvation Army and just keeping that same energy across the board.

:dead:
 
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