There are advantages to both, but no difference in maintenance or operating costs. Leasing may be better for those who drive up to 24,000 kms each year, take excellent care of their vehicles, and want a new car every two to four years. With a lease, you only have to pay for that portion of the car's life that you use.
Buying may be better if you drive a lot of miles, put your vehicle to heavy or rough use, and want to build equity. You can also sell, customize or trade your Nissan if you wish when you own the vehicle.
You should speak to a leasing or financing consultant to determine which is better for your particular situation.
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