That video was good, but I'm disappointed he didn't point out that it's usually better to rent a depreciating asset, ie. get a lease. Of course there are a lot of other factors, like how long you typically keep your car for. But if you're the kind of person who like a new car every 3-4 years, it's almost always better to just lease the car than to buy it. Especially if you have a schedule C business that you can write some of it off against.

> That video was good, but I'm disappointed he didn't point out that it's usually better to rent a depreciating asset

He has lots of video on personal finance. I'm sure it's covered in one of them (he has a rent versus buy-house comparison for example: IIRC he used to own, but now rents).

> When it comes to cars, what's often offered is 0% financing or some kind of cash back.

Well, that just means the financing is not 0%.