My Plan for getting a brand new car for FREE.

How to get a brand new car without spending any money from your own pocket.

If you have watched our "Why you should NEVER own a nice car" video you will now know that the smartest way to getting a new car is not to purchase one, nor to lease one... But to invest in an asset /investment which will pay for your lease. This way instead bleeding money in depreciation you will actually have an asset putting new money into your pocket.

Here is a detailed plan I made to evaluate each option:

£15,00 Budget

BMW 1 Series

Option 1: Buy the car cash

Pros:

• No monthly payments to worry about

• Own the car for life

• No need to have a good credit score

• Can resell anytime

Cons:

• Car will depreciate every single day

• I will have to bear all maintenance costs

• Loss of £3k per year (Opportunity cost of investing £15,000 @20% ROI)

Option 2: Leasing the car

£15,000 budget means that i can afford monthly payments of £300 over a 48 month period

Pros:

• Brand new car

• Very little maintenance needed

• Pay monthly

• Ability to drive brand new cars every couple of years

Cons

• Will have to return vehicle when lease ends

• £15k will be used up within 48 months

Option 3: Use an Asset to pay for the Lease

Instead of using the £15,000 to buy or lease the car I can invest it to create a monthly cashflow or yearly return.

For as long as the investment has an ROI (Return on Investment) of 25% per year, I can afford to spend £312.50 every month. (It is best to do the investment and the lease under a limited company for added tax efficiency.)

So here is what I would do:

Invest £15,000 with one of the property developers we know are currently offering returns of 30-35%.

Let’s assume that after 12 months I make a return of 30%, which equates to £4,500.

Post tax this will be around £3,900.

1. Use the £3,900 to pay the deposit (£839.24)

2. Use the remainder of the money (£3,060.76) to make the monthly payments for the year

3. Re-invest the £15,000 to generate a return for year 2.

4. Keep doing this (until I want to get a more expensive car!)

This way my hard earned £15,000 does not diminish and the car is not costing me anything from my own pocket!

Pros:

• Protecting my hard earned savings

• All the pros of leasing

Con:

• Have to wait a year to get return from investment. But this only applies to investments which give a return after 12 months. There are other strategies to get monthly cashflow.

So this is how it's done :)

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