Hello everybody, I’m sorry if the topic has been raised more often. I have already tried the search function but did not find a satisfactory answer. I have the intention to buy an A3 limousine around the middle of the year. I looked at the Audi used car search and actually expected to buy a used car. Budget-wise, my pain limit is at 30, at the most 35,000 euros, whereby I would finance. With the current interest rates and A If I wanted to have the car after 4 years, then a very high final rate of >20.000 Euro would be due to a monthly rate of 300-400 Euro (these figures are all very rough). I was only interested in the fact that I configured a new car with Sixt and I was a little surprised about the result. There an A3 worth almost 50,000 Euro is offered with a deposit of 5,000 Euro for a leasing rate of 300-400 Euro. Of course, if I wanted the car after 4 years, then a very high final rate of >20.000 Euro would be Lilge. Since I don’t intend to buy the car from the feeling (but would like to keep the option open), this offer is of course very tempting. Therefore, the banal question: Where is the catch? At Audi I would never get a car of such a monetary value for this month’s rate by leasing or financing. Is the “trick” of Sixt really only the high closing rate, or is there in the end a bad awakening when returning (extremely small etc.)? I never afford the car, so be careful. Thank you for your impressions!