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FINANCING OPTIONS TUTORIALMileage and LeasingMost standard leases are based on a specified number of miles you can drive, typically 15,000 or fewer per year. You can negotiate a higher mileage limit, but you will normally have an increased monthly payment. Why? Because high mileage causes a vehicle to depreciate more - and depreciation is a key part of your monthly lease payment.
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| 1. | Introduction | 10. | Length of Financing |
| 2. | Your Financing Options | 11. | Leasing Through the Dealership |
| 3. | What You Need to Know About Options | 12. | How Mileage Affects a Lease |
| 4. | Financing and Leasing Glossary | 13. | Wear, Tear, and Maintenance |
| 5. | Understanding Finance Terms | 14. | When a Lease Expires |
| 6. | Understanding Lease Terms | 15. | Buy vs. Lease - How to Choose |
| 7. | Payment Options | 16. | Buy vs. Lease - An Exercise |
| 8. | At the Dealership | 17. | How Lease Payments Differ |
| 9. | Financing Through the Dealership | 18. | Exercise Your Options - A Quiz |
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