What is NOT required when advertising a lease?

When advertising a lease, disclosing the cost of leasing versus purchasing is not a mandated requirement. The primary focus of lease advertisements is often on the terms and conditions directly related to the lease itself, such as the total cost of the lease, the specific time period of the lease, and the prescribed mileage limit. These elements are essential for informing potential lessees about the financial and practical implications of the lease agreement.

While comparing the lease to purchasing can provide valuable context for consumers, it does not fall under the legal requirements for lease advertising. Therefore, omitting this comparison does not violate any advertising regulations. Understanding this distinction is important for compliance with advertising laws in the motor vehicle industry.