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Buying an ex-lease car?
I want to buy a nice two-and-a-half-year-old, one-owner Mondeo from my local Ford dealer but the V5 shows the owner/keeper was a lease company. Does this imply the vehicle was used as a pool car rather than run by one driver? Would I do better to steer clear of it in any event?
Asked on 21 August 2012 by scrumpymike
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Most cars of this age offered for sale are lease cars. Private individuals generally keep them for longer.
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