Honda has been the vehicle choice for our family since the 1975 Civic 1500. My father was an aerospace engineer and drove a new Honda every 5 years, including Acura upon its introduction. I've carried on that tradition but lease every 3 years. I tend to go for base models each time as they usually feature the best factory incentives. Leasing isn't for everybody but driving a new vehicle often is worth the cost as I don't splurge on the usual things people do.
The lease on my 2015 Civic was ending in May and I've been researching its replacement for months. I like to keep my payments the same each time since I'm retired on a fixed income. My credit is good so I stay with sign and drive $300 leases. I was told there's no possibility of getting into a 2018 Accord for that but I stood firm. Thanks to FlexCash incentives and discounts I was able to get a LX and the dealer paid the 3 remaining months of my 2015 lease.
I've owned it a month and driven 800 miles. My previous Accords were 2007 and 2010 LXs. The 2018 is the best Honda yet and the standard safety tech is great. Maybe by 2021 battery power will become affordable and it has a big H on the grille.
The lease on my 2015 Civic was ending in May and I've been researching its replacement for months. I like to keep my payments the same each time since I'm retired on a fixed income. My credit is good so I stay with sign and drive $300 leases. I was told there's no possibility of getting into a 2018 Accord for that but I stood firm. Thanks to FlexCash incentives and discounts I was able to get a LX and the dealer paid the 3 remaining months of my 2015 lease.
I've owned it a month and driven 800 miles. My previous Accords were 2007 and 2010 LXs. The 2018 is the best Honda yet and the standard safety tech is great. Maybe by 2021 battery power will become affordable and it has a big H on the grille.