If so, it's cheaper to buy the car outright. You put many miles on your car. Most leases only allow you to drive about 15,000 miles per year and usually charge between 10 and 15 cents per extra mile of driving. You want to avoid paying upfront fees.
Leases usually require a security deposit, first month's payment and other costs.
You want to minimize the upfront down payment. If there is a down payment with a lease, it's likely to be much lower than if you were financing the vehicle. A lease down payment is usually no more than 10 percent of the car's value. You want to drive the latest models of cars or trucks. You don't want the worry of paying for regular service and repairs.