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How To Lease A Car In 2025 ($0 Down)

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Jack Dorsey?
Comment from : @Fezzent

curious that it’s for 2024 but posted 3 years ago …
Comment from : @iltwrrm

Im someone looking to renew my 2022 lease and dealers don't want to talk numbers on the phone or through email How do I work around this without having to travel all over the state to dealerships?
Comment from : @chanelright1205

Luxury vehicles go down in value? Faster ?
Comment from : @cocotico9997

This guy is a true visionary Three years ago he saw what leasing a car in 2024 would be like
Comment from : @LuisEstevez-o3g

Why this guy got the title for 2024 when the video was uploaded 3 years ago?? Lol
Comment from : @sultanmirzaa9911

It's a December to Remember 19:56
Comment from : @EmeraldView

What if you drive a lot but you still want a car that has a warranty anyone at switch up every three years?
Comment from : @KeithWilmo

Really enjoyed the video Very thorough and well articulated I want to click on the thembs up, but there isn't ons, only a thumbs down What's up with that?
Comment from : @billramadei9833

I sent a message to you about senior citizen leasing nothing down low monthly pymt
Comment from : @JudyBooth-q9h

You might want to change your misleading headline Got a thumbs down from me for that
Comment from : @nickthequick

Alll the promises of car Whatever u a liar bro
Comment from : @JohnBrown722so

Hi, wondering when I should start looking for a new lease if my current lease is ending in november 2024 Thanks
Comment from : @davidmachluf2937

Excellent content!!! Thank you for breaking it down a level that the average person can understand years ago?
Comment from : @PJH4101

Excellent content Thank you
Comment from : @Alex-dd3oy

Video starts at 5:30 you're welcome
Comment from : @SDGunfighter

Bro why does it say 2024 but this video is 3 yrs old
Comment from : @Spanluver

How is this video for 2024 when it's three years old?
Comment from : @rkgaustin

Thank you!
Comment from : @spongerdude7

Thank you
Comment from : @charleslong3047

👍👍👍
Comment from : @jimmyrivera119

You are great Thank you very much
Comment from : @anaaraujo11

Why the title says 2024 and was posted 3 years ago And you talk about 2020 Bad title
Comment from : @mathieubrosseau1153

Thanks so much, Ryan I’m just wondering, why not get a lease online through the site directly? Do you always have to go to the dealership and talk with the sales guys?
Comment from : @dawngold9470

Thank you for the detailed explanation, i'm looking for my 3rd leasing car, i always walk-in to showroom with the thumb rule zero down or $500 which includes my first payment, DMV and registration fees
Comment from : @socalthamizhan

So you just edited your old video from 2021 to 2024 to get more views?
Comment from : @vitalye1940

Thank you Great video and so useful
Comment from : @LM33333

The best video out there! Thanks
Comment from : @tonycadiz891

Absolute waste of time
Comment from : @rizk1386

Ryan, I think in your speech pattern, your use of the term “guys” is off the charts!
Comment from : @chancerobinson5112

@9:10 Leasing is also for Seniors They not only drive less, but may not be driving for more than another few years
Comment from : @chancerobinson5112

I was looking into leasing and was wondering if trade in’s count toward a down payment or does it count towards lowering msrp?
Comment from : @zetrocarts

"these numbers are going to be above most of your comprehension, you don't need to do math" brdude, fucking drown
Comment from : @jawnWickdvyg

Can I go to the bathroom?
Comment from : @edscr87

don't forget dealer HoldBack 1 to 3
Comment from : @mikediiorio7949

Thank you! Very helpful 🎉
Comment from : @Lizzie1070

Great video young man You have made up my mind about buying versus leasing Thanks a lot
Comment from : @Widebody20

This was very helpful and I’m glad you started from the very beginning on even the difference between lease and buying Newly grad, no car buying experience and a woman on top of that, I fully expect for the dealerships to try to swindle me
Comment from : @kelseyszn8270

My Husband totaled hia lease and they sent him back $2000 in equity
Comment from : @iamgoregeous3952

Content begins after the 5 minute mark
Comment from : @missella7339

Thanks, Ryan! You helped SO MUCH!
Comment from : @kimpe8171

Also I heard that you shouldn’t just give the car back because you’ll lose out on money I can’t remember what it’s called but you can get money at the end of your lease
Comment from : @SillyNillyNiki

Question and I hope you see this, when you lease a car can you lease with a bank or does it have to be with the dealership? I know with financing you can come prepared with your own financing so you can avoid getting duped but is it the same with leasing?
Comment from : @SillyNillyNiki

Best email about leasing! 👏🏻
Comment from : @JennyCuevas-o4m

My boy just update the year each year, great idea It's also for people who know you're wasting your money on anything aside from a toyota or Honda but can't afford to buy, so you can lease whatever you want
Comment from : @thecasual4880

Great video!
Comment from : @danielyg6011

Can you get hired to do lease for me, hate dealers & dealerships
Comment from : @marccam6302

Ryan! Kia is offering $2500 is "residual value Support" What does that mean>???
Comment from : @LicPlate8VPL158

Need to know what manufacturers are leasing compacts with 0 ‘ down payment!? Appreciatively, Vick S
Comment from : @Victor-qz3bu

What about a 🍺
Comment from : @michaelmessamore6434

This is probably the best video I've seen that breaks down a lease, thank you for the information One question though how much does all this have to do with your credit score? I'm assuming it impacts the numbers since your financing the depreciation?
Comment from : @dannydavila3483

This video could have been much more concise Lost me 10 minutes in because of unnecessary sentences
Comment from : @xinhuasheeda8585

Wish I had known any of this before leasing from Fletcher Jones Audi in Costa Mesa Horrible experience Would never go back there and anyone who does ask question, read all the fine print and don't take them for their word
Comment from : @JimmyGrunsfeld

Dave Ramsay is an idiot
Comment from : @rvnb1027

If you have a lot of negative equity go for a lease for 24 months You’ll lose the negative equity in 24 months 😅
Comment from : @Beamerboy_Swerve

Thank you for the great information I would send you a couple of bucks for the info, but I had to watch some commercials
Comment from : @randallscott1643

This was a great video bro thank you
Comment from : @damanyconde7385

Would it be in my best interest to secure financing for my lease prior to going into the dealership???
Comment from : @erickenglish1799

thanks so much
Comment from : @araceligomez1544

I’m looking into a Subaru, great video thanks
Comment from : @tomkat2290

Would you recommend to build credit?
Comment from : @eddieorozco4833

what is the difference if you roll it into another vehicle or less it at a loss vs paying the "loss" upfront either way you pay for the depreciation
Comment from : @keska01

What’s a great tutorial Thanks
Comment from : @anthonynguyen5820

I like it
Comment from : @jaydixson1731

MAAAAAN GET TO THE POINT!! All that unnecessary talking is in the way
Comment from : @MrMathematics00va

Honestly A 45 min video could have been 15 mins Redundant Looking for help, not a movie
Comment from : @joewink2088

Leasing a car should only be for the rich You will be about 300 to 500 a month for a car you cannot keep, vs buying a car to own payment may be around 300 if your credit is good
Comment from : @babyfunsize1188

I keep waiting for "What would you say ya do here?" br😁
Comment from : @MrHereWeGoYo

thanks guy for the info
Comment from : @curtisbiggers1455

I am disabled I travel very little I'm on SSII wonder if they work with people like that I just want something that's reliable I don't drive much
Comment from : @victavsmcferrin4825

$60,000 vToyota pick up with $2000 down was still $800 a month 19:58
Comment from : @walterrussell7584

Can’t trust nobody these days specially ia dealership
Comment from : @walterrussell7584

Wiggle room with the Money factor?
Comment from : @MB-gd6be

I recently turned in my lease with 16k miles on it I had a 3 yr/36 mi and lease took on another lease at lease end Should I have been compensated for all those negative miles and if so how do I know I feel if I were to ask at that time they would have just told me they already did
Comment from : @ronaldcarnevale3424

Best video on car leasing so far! Thank you sir!!!
Comment from : @Shunpall

Awesomeness ❤🕉🇮🇳
Comment from : @freddykrueger8759

What's a reasonable discount to MSRP (for capitalization cost) that one would negotiate on a "decent deal"? I am looking to understand what drop dead discount to MSRP I should be aiming for when speaking with sales teams at dealership? 5-10?
Comment from : @ssummersquared

I've spent so much money on maintenance on cars in my life I wish I could go back in time and switch to A lease
Comment from : @loadedwhenup

Well after rewatching this over and over again, it is just a waste because I have 3 numbers and even after looking up the definitions on google I still am not clear The msrp, invoice price and seller's price Am I supposed to be taking 8 off the msrp for the seller;s price like you did in the video? If so, what was the point of getting the invoice price? (what the dealership paid the manufacter) You need to clarify this because you skipped the part because you said you already got the 30k number which is the MSRP but didn't say what to do with the invoice number argh back to square one
Comment from : @46foryounger

Trying to get this done on the calculator but still not sure about whether you used the 27k msrp or took 8 off that value
Comment from : @46foryounger

Great video Ryan I was shocked to see that we share the same last name! brbrAll the best to you!
Comment from : @davidjondoh8671

Are you taking 8 off the invoice msrp from Edmunds? Confused about that part Is the invoice MSRP what the dealer got the car for?
Comment from : @46foryounger

my mother leased a car long story short she didnt have insurance and had an accident what is her best option I think she should present the situation with the dealer and at least get an idea of how they want to deal with it
Comment from : @Fatelvis2

Dude this has been so helpful and very impactful I’m in a sticky situation right now and some one recommended me to lease a car and when I start searching you came and broke everything down i will still take my time to make I have everything correct but the resources and information you gave was spot on and very understandable
Comment from : @authenticchatbox2827

Watching this video got me to thinking about why you may have received such a tepid reception from your birth mother and a joyous reception from your birth father: after your mother placed you in the orphanage, she probably felt that was the end and believed she would never see you again; for your birth father having never been told of your existence, your existence not only was a big surprise for him but a miracle
Comment from : @georgepetrin1334

Ryan, perhaps you can offer some assistance I have a very unusual situation (in the litigation arena, we would call this a "case of first impression")brbrSo here goes I took over a guy's lease in 2019 on a Chevy Equinox In Oct 2021, a driver ran a red light and crashed into my Equinox The other guy was totally at fault, without dispute His insurance company paid $17,700 to have my Equinox repaired My lease was extended once for 6 months, and is now terminal on 1-26-2023 GMFinancial quoted me a buyout of $19,500, price carved in stone they said (At this time GMFin doesn't know about the accident nor what it cost to repair the vehicle)brbrNow, I wouldn't buy this car for $19,500, and I don't think anyone that ran the vehicle's history would eitherbrbrWhat options/tactics do you think are available to me to get GMFin to practically give me this vehicle?brbrThanxbrBob
Comment from : @bobwilsom2191

If you can negotiate yourself a good warranty, you won’t have to come out of pocket for any maintenance on a lease
Comment from : @nolongerinuse488

Should have watched this before I got screwed on a lease! I put all my money down on a leasedealers are the worst! 😣 @ least it's a Toyota 🤷
Comment from : @Gforu81