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Buy your Lease CarIf your car has quite a bit of damage, you can buy your way out of
trouble by buying the car. If you have picked up quite a few scuffs
and scratches, unless you have totally changed your ways, then chances
are that you would get more of the same on a new car anyway. So wy not
buy the car, keep and keep it another few years. Just bare in mind that although this is a way of avoiding the penalty
recharges, you will still have to buy it at the price that the lease
company wants to sell it. They expect the car to be valued as a car
in 'good' or 'clean' condition in a standard trade valuation guide,
penalty recharges are there to cover any damage that brings them below
this value. So even if your car is in poor condition, expect to pay
the good condition price. The flip side of this is that if you have kept your car in imaculate condition, i.e. much better than 'good condition', then you could have the oppotunity to buy a real bargain at the end of your lease. So keep this in mind if you are getting a new lease car - treat your car for protection and treat it as an investment.
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