Sean Pyles

It's nice to have an upper hand over a car dealership, if at all possible.

Yeah.

That makes me think about other fees that people might encounter when they're buying or leasing.

What differences might there be between the fees when people are buying and leasing?

Yeah, like if your son has melted some... Exactly.

I was thinking that around.

Yeah.

Great.

Of course.

Good call, Elizabeth.

The down payment on a lease has always been something that I can't swallow.

It just seems like you're really throwing money away.

I'm paying a cap of money, a surcharge, essentially, to be able to rent this car for a couple of years.

And then I don't see any of that money back.

And I know that it's going toward making the monthly payment more affordable, or I assume that that's the case.

But I just really have a hard time with that.

You're not getting much for it, right.

When you're buying a car, your down payment is going into building that equity you mentioned before, and again, hopefully having a lower monthly payment.

Leasing can also be a lifestyle choice too.

I'm thinking here about one of my sisters who's gone through three cars in about the past five, six years or so.