Before you begin negotiations, it is essential to find the price of the car you want to lease and its invoice price. To do so, you can visit one of a variety of different pricing websites that show the fair market value sales price to look up the vehicle you are interested in purchasing.  

The sites will also provide the invoice price, which is how much the dealer paid for the car. This amount is usually representative of the lowest price you can expect to find on a vehicle. However, certain vehicle makes and models may qualify for additional sales for even lower prices. 

Note: Some dealers offer customer rebates for even more savings on car lease deals. When you are ready, find a vehicle with a capitalized cost, the sales price of a car being leased, within your budget.

This price includes the lease and any other additional cost included in the lease package. 

The lower the capitalized cost on an automobile, the more affordable the monthly payments will be on your car lease deals.

In addition to the leasing terms, you should consider other costs that can come with leasing a vehicle such as insurance and add-on auto maintenance packages. Some leases include auto insurance and complete care maintenance at an extra cost.

It is essential to properly budget for a car lease and all the necessary costs that come with it.

Failing to make your payments on time will affect your credit score and can potentially lead to the repossession of your vehicle.