See What Three Years Costs — Lease vs. Buy.
A free, plain-English guide from Ronnie Haskins — auto broker since 1998, in business in Colorado Springs since 2000. See which option fits your miles, how long you'll keep it, and the program that's strongest this month.
Good move. Here's what happens next.
Stop Guessing Whether to Lease or Buy.
Get the real 2026 math for every mileage — then have your own three-year numbers run side-by-side, free.
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Your Lease-vs-Buy Breakdown
The real math. Your numbers.
- 2026 lease-vs-buy figures for every mileage, 7,500–30,000 miles/year
- How mileage buffers and manufacturer programs change the answer
- A clear decision flow for the way you actually drive
- Your custom three-year side-by-side, run by Ronnie
Get the guide — see your numbers.
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The Lease-vs-Buy Question Is Real
Most people make this decision with incomplete information.
Leasing or buying looks simple — until you’re weighing mileage allowances, residual values, and money factors while the person across the desk already knows exactly how the numbers work. Most drivers sign unsure whether they chose the path that actually costs less.
The Mileage Trap
Choose too few miles and you pay penalties at turn-in. Choose too many and you overpay every single month. Almost nobody calculates the buffer correctly.
The Monthly-Payment Mirage
A lower payment doesn’t mean a lower cost. Without the full three-year total, you’re comparing shadows instead of numbers.
Advice That Ignores How You Drive
Generic guidance assumes 12,000 miles a year. If you drive 7,500 — or 30,000 — the math changes completely, and nobody shows you how.
Here’s What Changes
When you have the real numbers, the decision gets clear.
Ronnie has run lease-versus-buy math for hundreds of Colorado drivers. He knows which numbers matter, how manufacturer programs shift the answer, and what your driving actually costs over three years.
- See the real 2026 cost comparison for your mileage — 7,500 to 30,000 miles a year
- Understand how mileage buffers and manufacturer programs change your outcome
- Get your custom three-year numbers, run side-by-side
- Make the call with confidence — and save weeks of second-guessing
No pressure. No obligation. Just the real math and a clear answer.
Your Path to a Confident Decision
You don’t need to spend weeks researching. Here’s how drivers go from unsure to certain — usually within a few days.
STEP 01
Get the Guide
Download the 2026 lease-vs-buy breakdown. The real math, free.
STEP 02
Share Your Driving
Tell us your daily miles and how long you keep vehicles. Takes 60 seconds.
STEP 03
See Your Numbers
Ronnie runs your three-year side-by-side and walks you through what it means.
About Ronnie
Your Expert. Your Side.
Ronnie has guided hundreds of Colorado drivers through this exact decision — the ones who should lease, the ones who should buy, and everyone in between. He knows the market, knows the numbers, and he’s entirely on your side of the table.
- 100% independent — no commission bias toward either answer
- Real 2026 figures, explained in plain language
- You’ll decide with confidence, free from anyone who profits from your answer
Ready to Know Your Numbers?
One free guide — and your custom three-year breakdown — is all it takes to decide with confidence.
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What's inside
- Why the old 'over 15,000 miles, you must buy' rule is wrong — and what extra miles really cost on a lease
- The real 3-year cost of the same SUV at every mileage — lease vs. buy, side by side
- When leasing wins, even at 20,000–30,000 miles a year
- How to calculate the miles you actually drive — most people guess low
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- Carolyn Newland, Google review
I'm Ronnie Haskins. Auto broker since 1998, in business in Colorado Springs since 2000. I'm a licensed dealer — an unbiased guide on your side of the table.