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To meet customers’ needs and respond flexibly,
we offer two methods: the sequential replacement method and
the leased-back method. |
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Sequential replacement method : |
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New and replacement automobiles are leased as
the customer gradually moves toward leasing but continues to
use automobiles it already owns. |
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Introduction of Lease
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Troublesome administrative tasks are gradually
eased. |
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2)
Leased-back method : |
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In this scheme, we buy all the customer’s
automobiles at book value. The customer continues to use
them as leased automobiles while we set up the lease terms
according to the years of use for each automobile |
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Introduction of Lease
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The customer can eliminate a range of
troublesome administrative tasks. |
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The customer can enjoy all the benefits of
auto leasing by introducing this leased-back method. |
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Advantages of leased-back method , |
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As all the automobiles are leased, the
customer can avoid the inconvenience of mixing owned and
leased automobiles -There is no loss on the sale since the
automobiles are purchased at book value. |
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We strongly recommend this leased-back method
offering the maximum advantages of auto leasing. |
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