 TITLE: The 10 Most Popular Vehicles to Lease in 2020 CONTENT: Should You Lease Your Next Car?\n-------------------------------\nLeasing a car can be a good option for some people, but it's important to weigh the benefits and the drawbacks before you sign on the dotted line.\nA lease can be especially beneficial if you enjoy the new-car experience, but don't want the high monthly payment that comes with buying a brand-new model. Also, leases typically require lower down payments, so you don't have to part with as much cash upfront.\nFinally, a lease may be less of a hassle for some people. Instead of going through the process of selling a vehicle you no longer want, you simply return it once your lease expires. And if you want to extend your lease or even buy the car at that point, you have that option.\nThe primary drawbacks of leasing are the lack of ownership and the restrictions on how you can use the vehicle. You'll typically be limited on how many miles you can drive each year, and you can't make any modifications to the car. Any damage, scuffs or maintenance needs that exceed normal wear and tear can cost you when it's time to return the car. Also, leasing comes with several fees of its own, and if you decide you no longer want to lease, breaking your agreement could also be costly.\nIf you are planning to lease, learn how to negotiate the agreement to reduce your costs and compare offers from multiple dealerships. Some things you may be able to negotiate include:\n*   The value of the vehicle\n*   Mileage allowance\n*   How much it would cost to buy the vehicle at the end of the lease\n*   Interest rate (called the \"money factor\" on a lease)\n*   Trade-in value of your current vehicle\n*   The dealership's cost to return the vehicle to market when you return it (disposition fee)\nDo some research on each of these, including what other people are driving in your area, to make the best case for what you want. END