Quote Originally Posted by WJ99mobile View Post
That old adage was key to rich dad poor dad books. The problem is it doesn’t take into account the variations in depreciation.

Cars depreciate - but if the lease is triple the depreciation then it doesn’t stack up. At the moment, it does pay to lease but that rule of thumb isn’t right 100% of the time
You might pay over the odds on a lease, but it's doable and the lease ends. You drive a brand new car under full warranty. We even get free oil changes and "light" maintenance.