Buying A Car

What car to buy? This is what goes through every Americans head when they are about to purchase a new car. It is no surprise neither, especially with all the money that is involved, and choosing what car and how to buy it plays a major role in the outcome of later years. I would personally buy a new car, a Nissan Skyline GT-R 34 to be exact, unless of course I was in some sort of financial debt or lacking funds in some way. Considering you buy a car at a certain price, if you buy it new this is the way to go because if you buy it used, you'll be paying double the amount you would of a new car in monthly payments. Leasing a car is out of the question, but then again this is by preference. Leasing a car doesn't give you ownership yet unless you pay off the car, and it's basically a way of renting a car, which is why people who lease cars can drive two or three cars in the span of their lease contract. Does each method of buying a car have their good and bad? Of course, naturally. Leasing a car is also by far the most expensive method of paying a car monthly, but like mentioned before, it is just like renting a car put simply and different cars can be tested out during the contract of the lease.