Auto leasing has become very popular in the last few years as consumers are challenged to find affordable automobile financing alternatives in the current economy. Car leasing has grown to record levels never before seen.
Many people who could benefit from leasing a car have misconceptions, don’t know how it works, or how to determine if it’s right for them. Some people now leasing are paying too much because they didn’t know a good lease deal from a bad one.
LeaseGuide.com helps you understand auto leasing, how to lease a car the smart way, who should lease (and who should not), how to find monthly lease payments, calculate lease vs buy, and how to get the best lease deals.

The Lease Kit is a supplement to our free Lease Guide and provides a set of over a dozen tools, calculators, tables, charts, and guides to help automotive consumers who are seriously considering a lease, or who have already leased. Included in the Lease Kit:
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A set of unique online calculators that help calculate car lease payments and costs, compare financial differences between leasing and buying, evaluate lease deals for any vehicle, and determine excess mileage costs.
Best Lease Deals
Whether you lease or buy, price is the most important factor in getting a great deal. The lower the price, the lower the payment. You can haggle long and hard with a dealer to get a good price, or do it the easy way — get free price quotes online from a car pricing service such as our new Car Deal Finder tool. For best results, get multiple dealers’ prices, compare, and go with the best deal.
Lease or Buy? That is the Question
It’s natural for anyone considering car leasing to wonder if it’s better to lease, or to buy. The fact is that one way will nearly always be better in any given situation. Therefore, it’s important to understand how each method works and get an objective comparison for making a correct decision. See Lease vs Buy? Which is Better? and our Lease vs Buy Calculator.
Zero $0 Down Car Leases – Really?
Yes, in fact most car leases can be structured with zero down payment, except for possibly some special promotional lease deals being offered by car manufacturers where a down payment might be required to get the special deal. But there’s a difference between “zero down payment” and “zero cash due at lease signing.” Learn the difference in our article, Lease a Car With No Down Payment.
Why Are New Cars Getting More Expensive to Buy, Finance, and Lease?
If you think that new cars have been becoming less affordable every year, you would be right. But you might not know all the reasons, and there are many, some that you might not be aware of. Read our article, Disturbing Trends for New Car Buyers, for more details.
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