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Title. I'm not sure what the main points of difference are, aside from the fact that the Yaris is longer/can accommodate a bit more inside of it.

Hallo,

I've recently gotten my driver's license (I'm 25+ yo, never needed one before), and I'm thinking of going the leasing route for my car.

How feasible is it in Austria? I've heard from friends in Germany that most of the time leasing is only "allowed" for people with driving experience. I am aware insurance will be more expensive regardless. However I'm not a fresh 18 yo driver, but older, does that make any difference?

Why I'd rather lease, because it feels more convenient and everything is included basically (including insurance, from what I've read), and I can choose whether or not I wanna stick with the car at the end or go with a new one.

The car I had in mind is the latest Toyota Aygo X (hybrid).

Any opinions on that? And any info on the "driving experience" for leasing? If that is an issue, would financing be a better option then?

Danke!

Hallo,

I've recently gotten my driver's license (I'm 25+ yo, never needed one before), and I'm thinking of going the leasing route for my car.

How feasible is it in Austria? I've heard from friends in Germany that most of the time leasing is only "allowed" for people with driving experience. I am aware insurance will be more expensive regardless. However I'm not a fresh 18 yo driver, but older, does that make any difference?

Why I'd rather lease, because it feels more convenient and everything is included basically (including insurance, from what I've read), and I can choose whether or not I wanna stick with the car at the end or go with a new one.

The car I had in mind is the latest Toyota Aygo X (hybrid).

Any opinions on that? And any info on the "driving experience" for leasing? If that is an issue, would financing be a better option then?

Danke!

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