PPF on a lease

[AlexZver]

Hey

Do you guys recommend getting PPF on leased Model Y ? NYC area


Thank you

 

[jjrandorin]

An existing thread with exactly this question, and some responses:

Leasing PPF or No PPF

I am leasing my new MYLR, what is the prevailing thought on PPF on a leased vehicle? Thanks!

teslamotorsclub.com

Why someone would want to incur the "definite" cost of putting PPF on a vehicle now, that they currently can not buy at the end of the lease, on the off chance that it MIGHT protect them from some lease end charges "later" I dont understand.

 

[AlexZver]

thank you
sorry about the post

 

[jjrandorin]

thank you
sorry about the post

No need to apologize... I didnt put that up there for that reason (although its hard to see intent on the internet). I just figured you could read some responses from that thread.

 

[Laurence.H]

Is the mud flaps better or the PPF better？
Anyone bought this ppf before and installed it yourself？Amazon.com

 

[N2B8]

I wouldn't PPF a car unless I plan to keep it longer than 6 years, and only if it's black. I'm only talking about cars you intend to own. I would never PPF a leased car.

I would recommend ceramic coating to make car washing easier. If you want to save money and have access to a covered area for 24h. Just buy a small bottle and coat it yourself for $150.

 

[RyMY]

Hey

Do you guys recommend getting PPF on leased Model Y ? NYC area


Thank you

I take care of my cars regardless if it’s a lease or purchase. Might not make sense to ppf the full front or the entire car. Maybe look into mud flaps and/or side rocker ppf. Still got to keep it looking good while you’re driving it for the entire lease, right?

 

[SMR514]

Seems like your mind is already made up.
Just do it if it makes you happy. I've seen people to a lot of things on leased cars, and at the end of the day, it's your car for the next however many years.
It's not a good investment for you, but I am sure the next owner will appreciate it.