Need a new car, but no money?

This is the solution

I don't need to convince myself anymore because if I were 25 and paid a fortune for Ubers and taxis (hellooo Kiki Düren), I would have signed a private lease contract a long time ago. Still, I feel some hesitation with some friends, so today I'm going to list the most frequently asked questions. With the answers. Well, if I still see Kiki buzzing around in a taxi, I don't know anymore.

All nice and well, that private lease, but am I stuck with it for years?

No, after one year it can be canceled for a fee. So if you get a dream job abroad, there's nothing to worry about.

Do I have to pay a deposit for a private lease contract?

No, you don't need any start-up capital or deposit. You can spend your money on other things. Or save, I hear my mother say while I push my fingers in my ears.

And, just one more thing. Is everything else really taken care of?

You mean that road tax, insurance, APK, and maintenance are included in the price? Absolutely, you only pay for the fuel yourself.

And, and, and, what if I drive more than the number of kilometers stated in the contract?

Then the extra kilometers driven will be charged at the end of the contract. You can see the scale on the Renault website.

If you pass my Twingo and me, could you wave?