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JaseAndHeth Aug 5th 2006 5:10 am
Leasing a New Car
 
Hey,

Just a quick question. My partner and I are moving to Canada in the new year. We have been looking at cars and are considering leasing the Nissan Murano. Does anyone know what the situation would be in terms of credit as obviously we have no Canadian credit history?! We would be willing to make a reasonable down payment, but having looked at the credit agreement, there is little to be gained from putting down a larger down payment. Anyone know where exactly we would stand???

Thanks

Jase and Heth :)

Butch Cassidy Aug 5th 2006 5:14 am
Re: Leasing a New Car
 
Originally Posted by JaseAndHeth
Hey,

Just a quick question. My partner and I are moving to Canada in the new year. We have been looking at cars and are considering leasing the Nissan Murano. Does anyone know what the situation would be in terms of credit as obviously we have no Canadian credit history?! We would be willing to make a reasonable down payment, but having looked at the credit agreement, there is little to be gained from putting down a larger down payment. Anyone know where exactly we would stand???

Thanks

Jase and Heth :)
We were in Canada for two days before we got a lease on a car. 25% deposit.

sbays Aug 5th 2006 6:22 am
Re: Leasing a New Car
 
We just bought a second hand GMC Jimmy, $10,000.00 :beer:

Much better than paying payments every month.......

getoutofbritainquick Aug 5th 2006 6:36 pm
Re: Leasing a New Car
 
Originally Posted by JaseAndHeth
Hey,

Just a quick question. My partner and I are moving to Canada in the new year. We have been looking at cars and are considering leasing the Nissan Murano. Does anyone know what the situation would be in terms of credit as obviously we have no Canadian credit history?! We would be willing to make a reasonable down payment, but having looked at the credit agreement, there is little to be gained from putting down a larger down payment. Anyone know where exactly we would stand???

Thanks

Jase and Heth :)
Let me know what the insurance is before I buy one?

Paul


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