chevy dealer he works at each month to pay for it. So he is essentially driving the care around for free
Back in the day, car salesmen could just drive the cars for free, but that's been tighten up.
I likely will not ever lease a vehicle. I have always bought outright and not had a vehicle payment, granted all the vehicles I have owned have been pretty old, but in very good shape with low miles.
Yeah, that's the decision, you can buy new, and enjoy the benefits of a new car (either buying or leasing) or you can opt for a used car. Both have their advantages and disadvantages.
As for me, I finally picked up my jeep yesterday, it was a bit of a headache; the insurance company was dragging their feet so when I show up, its not ready, and I had doctor's appointments for my kids, so I had leave after waiting, which meant driving back in the late afternoon to try again. The problem with that, is I'm now driving through the city of Boston during the rush hour traffic. Horrible drive, and my Civic is on E, since I don't want to give the dealership free gas. I'm praying I'll make it as I'm inching a long in bumper to bumper traffic. We saw no less then 4 car accidents on the way there.
The drive home was about the same, including 2 more accidents, but at least now I had the jeep and I wasn't praying we'd run out of gas
Here's a couple of picks of the Jeep, the thing is loaded with features, not that I was looking for those features, but I'm wicked happy to have them. I have power windows, a touch screen console, voice control, navigation, satellite radio (subscription paid for by the dealership for at least a year). Dual top roof, upgraded tires/rims.
I was looking for a Sport model, no features, other then standard transmission. My research led me to believe this can be leased for between 250 and 350 a month. I got instead a Sahara with the navigation package and dual top package - basically a 10,000 dollar upgrade and I got it for 299 a month, which i think is an excellent deal.