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Not always the case, and depends on credit scores. Honda financing is great, but is only offered to those with decent credit. When I leased my first car fresh out of college, with basically no credit history and requiring my dad to co-sign, they ended up giving me financing through a credit union. TFCU if I remember correctly. It all worked out at the time, but it's much nicer to deal with Honda than a 3rd party. Honda financing also comes with some perks, like damage waivers and no return fees.I've never leased but my understanding is that when leasing no banks are involved, only Honda. Maybe somebody else can chime in.
This thread should also be useful: https://www.reddit.com/r/LifeProTip..._if_after_financing_a_car_and_driving_it_off/
I would call your bank, other banks, and Honda Financial Services, in that order.
FWIW, the American Honda Financial services seems to be very poorly rated compared to the Canadian one; I've had nothing but good experiences with Canadian HFS.
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