1 The greater sac (or general cavity of the abdomen), represented in red in the diagrams above. 2  The lesser sac (or omental bursa), represented in blue. The lesser sac is divided into two omenta:  The lesser omentum (or gastrohepatic) is attached to the lesser curvature of the stomach and the liver.
As a lessee, you can choose to buy out your current leased vehicle, lease another car (either from the same brand or try something new), or simply return the car and walk away. (For more on leasing see The Beginner's Guide to Leasing).
Leases require little or no down payment and there are no up-front sales-tax payments. Additionally, monthly payments are usually lower, and you get the pleasure of owning a new car every few years. With a lease, you are essentially renting the car for a fixed number of months (typically 36-48 months).Therefore, you pay only for the use (depreciation) of the car for that period, and you are not forced to absorb the full depreciation cost of the vehicle. Leasing a car will never put you in an upside-down position.f you are contractually obligated to pay an amount it will effect your credit. It shouldn't hurt too much though as people usually have a home and car. While it may not show as an auto loan, it will be clear it is if it's through GMAC or Chrysler, etc... Below is a great lease guide.