Consumer Reports examines the basic differences between leasing and buying a new car. To start, buying involves higher monthly costs than leasing.

Leasing a car may not be top-of-mind for an older person, but it can be a better option than buying a new car for some. Older adults on fixed incomes who want to drive a new car with the latest safety ...

The top three current best lease deals in one place, listed by automaker.

The 2026 Honda Civic continues to play its usual role as the benchmark compact sedan, but this year it leans harder into ...

So you're standing in a dealership, keys in hand, and suddenly you're hit with the big question: lease or buy? It's one of ...

Buying a new car can be one of the most exciting times in a consumer's life. But it can also be one of the most stressful, as the financial investment is enough to set even the stodgiest of ...

Affordability is the top reason consumers are leasing vehicles. That assertion surfaced from a new Credit Union Leasing of America (CULA) survey of consumers at the beginning and at the end of their ...

The incessant inventory shortage has left no corner of the auto industry undisturbed in its wake. Demand for new vehicles is higher than automakers’ abilities to keep up building them, and used-car ...

A lease takeover is when a lease is transferred from the original buyer to a new person. The new person inherits the present contract and car for the remainder of the period. This is common when the ...

Off-lease vehicle returns can be a blessing as dealerships scramble to supply used-vehicle departments amid the microchip-induced inventory shortage. Some dealerships are working hard to entice lease ...

Deciding to lease or own fleet vehicles could be as simple as looking at the size of an HVAC business, its growth plan, its cash flow, and what it needs from its vehicles. However, there are many ...