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When you lease a vehicle, customers often get more car for less money. This is because you are only paying for the future depreciation of that vehicle, not the sale price. The vehicle's predicted future value is what it's expected to be worth at the end of a lease - this is called the residual value. If you only have a small down payment, it's often beneficial to lease a vehicle rather than buying. In addition to this, if you're the type of person who likes to have the newest features, leasing may be for you. If you end up loving the vehicle, you can always buy it at the end of the lease. 

If you want to keep the vehicle as long as possible, buying might be the right choice for you. Once it's paid off and you have the title to the vehicle, you can do whatever you want to it. You can paint it whatever color you'd like, upgrade the wheels, etc. One of the biggest and most obvious benefits of buying a vehicle is there are no mileage restrictions. If you typically drive a lot, buying may be for you.