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Hi Scotty, I have been leasing a new 2018 Honda HR-V that I got in December of 2017. It runs great, it has about 35000 miles on it and the 3 year lease is almost up. I’m wondering if I should keep it or buy a new one? The payoff will be $13,500 at the end of the lease. Thank you 


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If you got it new, and you put the 35k on it. 13.5k for payoff doesnt seem bad. It doesnt seem like the deal of the century. But sometimes ok deal > uncertainty. @13.5k you can prob go to 15-17k for a few more $$ per month on loan, and get a lower miles car, but it'll take some shopping. I dont hate that deal. I don't love it. So it'll depend on what you have in terms of time to shop around 


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Okay, thank you. Yeah I know it’s not the best deal, but, it’s good knowing where the car has been so I may just keep it. Plus I’ve done all the oil changes and maintenance on time and it has a fairly new set of tires on it.


yeah thats some value imo. they usually get you a little on the buy out's - but sometimes the best you can do is not 'perfect'. HRV is a great car and you can keep her running with basics. Should not be any major surprises


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