Like going to the dentist or getting your yearly physical exam, keeping up with your car’s maintenance is a chore you probably don’t look forward to. It takes time out of your day and usually requires you to dip into your wallet. However, just as you wouldn’t put off your personal health, you shouldn’t delay getting a tune-up that will keep your car healthy.

When you’re purchasing a car, you put a lot of time and energy into finding the best deal for the vehicle you want. You research online, haggle with the salesperson, and walk out of the dealership if they can’t meet your price. While it’s important to get the best deal on your initial car purchase, most people waste what they saved during negotiations on poor driving habits. What you do with the five to 10 years that you own your car will have a much greater impact on your wallet.

Deciding whether to lease or buy your next vehicle? Pete and Steve from our Auto Buying Concierge Team discuss things to consider before you choose.