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Originally Posted by onewhippedpuppy
No, I didn't. But everything about your case is fuzzy except for sales tax savings which can be easily quantified. POTENTIAL ROI on cash vs lease expense. POTENTIAL savings on residual value. In some cases you are undoubtedly correct, in others I'm certain you are not. With purchasing a vehicle outright I know exactly what I am getting, and not having a car payment is pretty nice. I also don't have any mileage limits (we've put 14k on my wife's 2012 F150 in 7 months), and no concerns about turning in a lease and getting nothing for my money.
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Yet you owe money on your mortgage