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Your car lease is about to come to an end. What is next for you? You may be in a dilemma as you consider the next steps. However, we have made that easier for you. The auto finance team at Carson Honda have options for you that will ease up your decision-making.

You can come in for a trade-in deal with us, as we have plenty of cars just in case you don’t want your current vehicle. Another option is buying the leased vehicle.

Before looking at new vehicles, you should know what you can realistically afford for a monthly payment. To figure out what you can spend monthly, take a look at your monthly salary and your monthly expenses, then subtract your expenses from your salary. The number that you are left with after doing this is the maximum that you can spend.

Making the decision to buy a new car is a big step. The next big step to make is deciding if you should buy the car or lease it. Each option comes with pros that can benefit you.

Buying a Car

When you buy a car each payment that you make is going towards something you own outright one day. If paying for something that you own is important for you then buying the car is the right choice for you.

Leasing a Car

Leasing a car means that each month your payments will be lower compared to if you…

You made some wonderful memories with your Honda vehicle over the years, but now it is almost time to say goodbye. With the end of your lease period approaching, now is a good time to look into your end-of-lease options at Carson Honda.

One of the things we enjoy about Honda cars, minivans, SUVs, and trucks is that they stand the test of time and retain value with properly scheduled service and repairs. If you have enjoyed the past few years with your Honda vehicle and just can’t seem to bear parting with it, you have the option of…

If there was ever a time to summit Mt. Savemore, now would be it. Oh, you've never heard of Mt. Savemore? Well, let us tell you about it. Some time ago, a group of Honda enthusiasts set out to create a monument dedicated to their favorite automaker. With unrelenting enthusiasm, they found themselves a mountain face and set to work chiseling (or something like that) their favorite Honda models in to the rock face. In no time at all, the mountain became known to them, and the team at Carson Honda,