Is Leasing a Subaru Right for You?

You've heard about leasing a vehicle, but what have you heard? "Leasing it's a great way to drive a new Subaru every couple of years without making a huge down payment," or "Leasing is too expensive and too restrictive with mileage."

As with any major decision there is no right or wrong choice, it's about which choice is best for you. Depending on your finances, lifestyle and driving habits either leasing a new Subaru or purchasing a new Subaru will be the better option. Here's how to tell:

Leasing Benefits

• You'll get to drive a new Subaru every two to three years.
• More car for the money: you'll be able to get those extra luxury, comfort and convenience features.
  
• Lower upfront costs.
• Lower monthly payments.
• Your Subaru will always have the latest safety features.
• Drive secure - your new Subaru will always be under warranty
• Easy return: you can return the vehicle at lease-end, pay any end-of-lease costs, and walk away.

Purchasing Benefits

• Ownership: your Subaru is yours to Love forever, you will not have to turn it in after two or three years.
• You'll build up trade-in value and equity for your next purchase.
• Once you pay off your loan, you'll be free of monthly payments.
• You're free to drive as many miles as you'd like.
• You can sell or trade your Subaru at any time.
• No risk of lease-end charges for excessive wear and tear.
• Customize your Subaru however you'd like, it's yours!

  

Lease Your Next Subaru from Twin City Subaru?

If you - want lower monthly payments that fit your budget, enjoy driving a new Subaru every two or three years, feel safer knowing you're driving a car that has the latest safety features and is always under warranty, you're not concerned with building ownership equity, you don't like trading and selling used cars, live a stable predictable lifestyle, properly maintain your Subaru and drive an average number of miles - then you should lease your Subaru.

Buy Your Next Subaru from Twin City Subaru? 

If you - would rather build up some trade-in equity, don't mind making a higher monthly payment, prefer paying off your auto loan to be payment-free, like the idea owning your Subaru, have money set aside for unexpected repairs after the warranty has run out, to customize your Subaru, drive way over the average miles, expect lifestyle changes in the near future, and don't like the risk of possible lease-end charges - then you should buy your Subaru.