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Aaron Turpen    October 12, 2014 - 11:36AM

You don't magically ignore the depreciation when you lease a vehicle, though. They include that in the lease terms and payments. Leasing also has other caveats that make it less than desirable for many (probably most) buyers. I have a friend who leased a Chevrolet Volt and is now well beyond her lease terms and will have to pay dearly for that when it comes up in a few months. She plans to buy out the vehicle rather than pay penalties and trade it.

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