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A credit score of about 620 or higher is needed to lease a car, according to Lease Guide. Those with lower credit scores have difficulty finding a bank to give them a lease or have extremely high interest rates. Generally, higher scores lead to lower interest rates. Continue Reading.
To lease a car, you simply make a small down payment â less than the typical 20% of a carâs value youâd pay to buyâ followed by monthly payments for the term of the lease. When the term expires, you return the car. Leasing a car has some drawbacks, however. Among them: â¢ You donât own the car when your lease expires. You essentially rent, not buy, the car. So you donât have equity in the car to use toward the purchase of another vehicle. â¢ Over time, say 10 years, the cost of leasing several cars will likely exceed the purchase price of a new or used car. â¢ Lease terms can carry steep penalties. You may have to pay penalties if: