<prompt> Human: I was hunting for cars and had this thought.Do you know what your buyback price is at the beginning of the lease? I assume theyll say FMV at the time - but then whats FMV? The MSRP might be 30k now but I can negotiate it to 26k - whats that say about the FMV? Theyll just take the highest possible number if I decide to buy it after the lease period?Otherwise, do the bean counters basically make sure that after adding the monthly cost of the lease and buyback price, youre already paying full price of the car?  <response>: If you buy the car at the end of a lease, you will definitely pay more for it. Car dealerships intentionally engineer it this way.The only advantage of leasing in my mind is if you consistently need a nice new car for business purposes e.g., you drive clients around in it regularly or something, its a way to continually keep up appearances for less money.But from a financial perspective, it doesnt make sense. 