In a discussion about vehicle choices for high-mileage professionals, a commenter recommends buying a used Toyota due to its reliability and low annual ownership costs for repairs, maintenance...

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        "excerpt": "I always lease my car, at term I buy it out , sell my wife's car.amd she gets the \"old\" car. I get to write 100% of the lease payment and she gets a 4 yr old well maintained car.",
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        "excerpt": "Buy your vehicle and make sure it is over the weight limit for the IRS. You can then have accelerated depreciation if you're a 1099 broker and use the majority of it for business. Double-check with your accountant before you take my advice.",
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        "author": "Strivebetter",
        "excerpt": "Leased for years. The 10, 12k, 15k limits are imaginary. I drive over every year. They want you usually to stay with the brand so if you release with them they waive the additional mileage overage. It’s a negotiation. I’m on my 5th Honda and they have never once asked me to pay the mileage. Also don’t let them try to get money down for the lease. If you have a 750-800+ credit score they will give",
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        "excerpt": "Lease a minivan. Brag about the low monthly payments of $599. Then talk to your clients about fiscal responsibility and the upcoming actions of the Fed. Enjoy.",
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        "excerpt": "I have leased vehicles with annual mileage allowances of 12k, 15k, 17k, and 20k. Have the dealership or broker run the numbers; sometimes the residual value hit is negligible. All of this comes down to math; a 220k-mile Honda CRV may cost you $250/mo over its life in depreciation and maintenance, while you could have leased the same vehicle for slightly more and had a new, reliable vehicle during",
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