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10 Steps to Leasing a New Car

Step 4: Estimating your lease payments.
From Edmunds.com

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A lease payment is calculated from many different numbers and can be difficult to understand. However, you should attempt to estimate your own lease payment before you go shopping to avoid paying too much. In the old days (like, five years ago), this meant an hour or two with a calculator. Now, the process has been streamlined by the Internet.

On the Edmunds.com homepage look for the link to "Calculators" in the directory. This suite of calculators allows you to generate your own lease payments based on purchase price, lease length, interest rate and more. You can even use the same figures to create a side-by-side comparison to see what it would cost to buy the car. When you are done, print out the results and keep them with you in your car-buying folder as you continue shopping.

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