Of course, they are paid for in slightly different ways, as lease costs often include the cost of regular servicing. The table doesn't consider the tax situation. If you use the car mainly for business, you may be able to claim the entire lease and running costs as a business expense. If you own the vehicle, you may be able to claim the running costs and recover some or all of the GST paid on purchase. However, people who have a lot of capital but a fluctuating income may gain added security from knowing they own the vehicle, and do not have the monthly expense of a lease.
Leases can also be expensive to break.
You need to weigh all these factors up to find out what will be the best decision for you.