[urirx98]

Originally Posted by Chutzpah

To each their own, but I can’t understand 6 or 7 year loan..or payments over $450...for a car. It just seems like a heavy financial burden (unless it can be written off)

I took a 6 year loan, after everything includ 2k oop, im less then 600$ thats a huge win, i plan on keeping the car for long time, will deff be my daily driver for a while but i do plan on getting another 4 door in next year or 2 for driving to work and keepin the Camaros miles low. I am returning my lexus 2 months early and it has just over 30k miles

[red6.2]

can you take a camaro to the track if you leased it?

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Originally Posted by red6.2

can you take a camaro to the track if you leased it?

I mean no one's going to stop you at the gate and ask if your car is leased... And I'm pretty sure there's nothing in a lease contract that says you can't.

But if you wreck it on the track.. Be aware of what comes next.

[indyz]

Leasing to write off some taxes when you use your cars for your business? Or is it just a payment thing?

Would gap insurance cover track days?

The residual is not that great on a camaro, so you will pay a lot more than other cars that retail for the same price but hold their value better. Why not buy a low mileage used one, if it's just the payments you are worries about?