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My friend does this.......I'm baffled. Seriously someone give me an example of when this would serve a purpose. Posts: 128 | Registered: Apr 2005
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When he intends to buy it after the lease expires? There are a few (very few) lease deals where this can be more economical than buying it outright when new, but only if one is buying more car than they can really afford.
If you're speaking of short-term rentals, then the only reason I can think of would be if the agreement requires it, which I can only imagine being the case for very unusual rentals.
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Putting premium in 90% of vehicles is a waste of money. Very few automobiles need premium fuel to run at their most efficient.
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