Yes! It can be a great idea. If you're in the market for a used vehicle, or even a new vehicle, you should consider buying a car after the lease is over. They're far more cost-effective, and they've been well maintained.
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Most car leases available in the market have a mileage limit capped at 12,000 miles per year. The low mileage allowance translates to lower monthly payments, which most car lessees find quite affordable.
Topics: Fleet Management, Fleet Financing, Vehicle Leasing
If you could acquire a new vehicle after a few years, with the most advanced technology and features and an affordable monthly price, would you? Leasing helps you enjoy this luxury, but you must know the best approaches to get the most benefit.
Topics: Fleet Financing, Vehicle Leasing
Your business is growing, and you need to build a fleet of vehicles, or perhaps you've already got a fleet, but it costs you a fortune.
Topics: Fleet Management, Fleet Financing
Knowing the costs and expenses of a business is the first step towards profit maximization, which is the ultimate goal. In the fleet business, determining the total cost of ownership enables you to optimize fleet performance and returns.
Topics: Fleet Management, Fleet Financing, Misc
Fleet management refers to efforts by an expert fleet management company to organize, maintain and coordinate vehicles with the aim of upholding productivity.
Topics: Fleet Safety, Fleet Management, Fleet Financing, Fleet Maintenance
Running a construction or home services company is going to require fleet vehicles. You may need to send out dozens of your vehicles to construction sites to provide supplies or to transport workers or to deliver services. It's going to mean a major expense on your part if you decide to invest in trucks (and maybe even passenger cars).
Topics: Fleet Financing, Vehicle Leasing
Buying a vehicle is a huge commitment, whether it's for a business or an individual. The down payment and the large vehicle loan on their own could be a stopping block but what really stops people from getting a car when they need one is their credit score.
Topics: Fleet Financing
Is it better to lease a car or get a loan? The answer to that question is dependent on several factors, primarily your economic situation and how you intend to use the car. Whether you are thinking of updating a single vehicle or your entire fleet, leasing may be the better option.
Topics: Fleet Financing, Vehicle Leasing
Running a business that requires repair or deliveries in the field is going to mean a significant investment in fleet vehicles. While you perhaps want to invest in a large fleet eventually, your status as a startup may only require anywhere from one to five vehicles to start.
Topics: Fleet Management, Fleet Financing, Vehicle Leasing
