<prompt> Human: Im looking to get a new Audi A6 as a 2nd car, and Im torn between paying it with cash or leasing it. I know there are tons or articles online on whats best for each, but I havent seen one yet to take into consideration how much internal wear and tear the operator puts on the car long term weartear thats not visible in the first 3 years.So here is my situation:- I have a 2007 Nissan Versa that is paid off and I plan to keep it and use it for long drives. It is in OK condition.- I have enough emergency fund and I have enough cash to pay for a new Audi probably the A6- I drive very aggressively and that puts a lot of wear and tear on the car. With my Versa, Ive had to replace all my engine mounts, CV joints only about 6 years in, and needed new set of tires every 2 years or so. I dont suspect my Versa will last very much longer because of my driving style.Pro of leasing:- Because of my driving style, the car will not last long, but I wouldnt care because it wont be my car in 3 years.- I can get a new car every 3 years.- Mileage limit wont matter because I have a 2nd car for long tripsCon of leasing:- Always have a monthly paymentPro of paying cash- Fully Paid offCon of paying cash- Because of my driving style, after about 6 years or so Ill probably have to spend money on replacing suspension components and will have to pay for new tire every 2 years or so. And more importantly I might only get 15 years out of the car because itll be so worn out.- Have to be stuck with an older car for longer, rather than getting a new car every few years.  <response>: Maybe you could not drive aggressively and this wouldnt be an issue? 