It used to be that leasing a car was like renting an apartment.
At the end of the term, you hand over the keys, with nothing to
show for all your payments. But according to Edmunds.com, things
have changed in the auto market, and some leasers may be able to
benefit from those changes.
Philip Reed, senior consumer advice editor at Edmunds.com,
explains: “Two factors — low new car inventories and
tight credit — have aligned to raise used car prices, and
that’s put consumers in...
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