LaLa
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The best way to find out is to go to the website of the car you're actually thinking about leasing (although consider buying. The pricing isn't all that different.). They have a build it and price it option and it has a break down at the end of how much you can expect to pay based on the accessories, warranty, down-payment, etc.
Go with the flow
I hope you are not considering leasing.
Buying is always, always the better option.
Plus, a lease shows up as a lease on your credit reports - considered something subprime people do.
Buy a smaller car and once you pay it off, it's yours - completely yours.
Ask for the warranties. Most new cars offer 2 to 3 years bumper to bumper.
Some new cars come with full 5 year warranties...
San
a lease is use it for 3 years and make payments, then you need to return it