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2026. 9. 3. 작업

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TheDeuce said: chatsworth877 said: TheDeuce said: Tumbocktwo said: You are confusing two different posts. What I said in reference to my car dealer friend was:"Somewhere in the region of 75% of his customers (even in this affluent area), couldn't afford to buy the luxury car they are renting outright. He makes a good margin on the finance side."That's no doubt true. But not being able to afford to buy outright does not mean they can't afford the car - affording the payments is still a form of affordability. Most such cars are company purchase/lease and for very good financial and cashflow reasons. You'd have to be window licking stupid to buy the car in most instances - the capital should be at work making more money, not tied up in a depreciating asset.If its a business buying the RR Electric, financing it makes total sense. BIK on a pure EV is 4% this tax year vs 25-37% for petrol, the interest is a deductible expense, and you get VAT relief too. Tying up company cash in something thats depreciating that fast would be daft when the tax system is basically subsidising the loan.Private buyer is the opposite story. None of those breaks apply, so your financing at real market rates, which are way higher then the near zero rates we had most of the 2010s. Stack that on top of a car losing value fast and your paying twice, once in interest and once in depreciation.Yep.Although as a private buyer, more often than not these days lease is actually cheaper than PCP or outright purchase. The lease companies often get huge discounts to shift stock, especially when a model is relatively new and the manufacturer wants the production lines at peak efficiency and also sometimes tactical too, to grab market share or get their product visible on the road.People are dismissive of lease, they want to 'own', but via finance they don't own it anyway. Also, others seem to consider someone that leases a car as 'having something they can't afford', but in reality there is normally a so