Transcription: Experts still agree that the cheapest way to buy a car is to pay cash for it, then drive it until it falls apart. But with many used cars selling for $10,000 or more, a growing number of people who can't afford to pay cash up front are, like Monica Levinson, thinking about leasing. Well, I thought if I leased a car, my payments would be a lot lower than if I bought a car. So hopefully it will work out that way. But Consumer Reports says make sure sure those payments don't add up to too much. First find out what the car is really worth, don't just take the dealer's word for it. Then total up al ...
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