Source: don't lease a used car!
Leasing is often a dicey option for new cars, let alone used ones.
Although leasing is economically attractive because it typically offers less (or no) money down and lower monthly payments than purchasing a vehicle, leasing also includes a lot of fees: end-of-lease fees, mileage fees, wear-and-tear, damage deductions, etc.
In fact, consumer advocate Clark Howard (www.clarkhoward.com) advised consumers should only consider leasing a new vehicle if a manufacturer is offering to subsidize the lease or if a dealership is offering excellent leasing incentives in order to move a bloated inventory.
But Howard added consumers should never consider leasing a used vehicle.
