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Differences Between Leasing and Buying a Hyundai I20
Model: Hyundai I20
MK 3, BC3
- Years:
2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025, 2026
Video tutorial
This video illustrates the differences between buying and long-term leasing a Hyundai I20: in the case of buying, the values are interesting but rather vague and not substantiated. Regarding insurance costs, it is not specified whether these are annual costs or cover the entire leasing period (49 months) for a fair comparison. Concerning financing costs, perhaps an 8% from a captive (i.e., a brand's finance company) for a new vehicle is too high; and also: is this the nominal annual rate (TAN) or the annual percentage rate (TAEG)? (there is a significant difference). The resale price may also be debatable: on what parameters is it determined? Moving on to the leasing rate: is this rate inclusive of VAT? Certainly, if stated, it will be so; otherwise, it would be misleading advertising; the same applies to the mileage, which must be annual and not total for the 49 months. The penalty for each additional mile driven must be specified (usually €0.10 per mile: which seems little but try calculating for 10,000 extra miles).
Posted on 11 February 2026 by ScegliAuto
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