The 2023 Volkswagen Taos is a top-rated SUV for a number of reasons, including its responsive handling and excellent fuel economy. Once you decide that this is the car for you, it’s time to consider whether you want to buy or lease. This guide goes over the pros and cons of financing a model or getting a Volkswagen Taos lease.
Why Buy a Volkswagen Taos?
Can you picture driving the same Volkswagen Taos for many years to come? If so, buying is your best option. Unlike leasing, you’ll never have to worry about returning the car. Plus, because it’s yours, you can do what you'd like with it, including adding customizations or racking up the miles. Keep in mind, however, one downside of financing is that the monthly payments tend to be higher than they are when leasing.
Why Lease a Volkswagen Taos?
If you only need a car for a short time, leasing is probably your best bet, as some leases can be as brief as one year. Leasing also allows you to drive the newest models with the most advanced features. When the lease expires, you can start leasing a newer version of the Volkswagen Taos, or you can lease a different model altogether.
It’s important to remember that because you don’t own a leased car, you won’t be able to make any permanent customizations. There will also be a strict mileage limit that you will need to adhere to every year.
Buying and Leasing at Patrick Volkswagen
If you’re still on the fence about whether to buy or lease a 2023 Volkswagen Taos, the team at Patrick Volkswagen can help you decide. Visit us to learn more about our options and check out our vehicles in stock.