Get Me Out of this Lease!
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Okay, this is for all of you dealers or Buyers out there.
I am currently in a lease and I have until December 2005 before it is over.
is there any way I can get a ford dealership to pay off the remainder of my lease (approx. $2500.00) and get me into a Mustang GT?
Ihave learned my lesson and will NEVER Lease again.
After finding this site I don't think I can wait until December of next year to get my mustang GT Premium!
any help or advise?
I am currently in a lease and I have until December 2005 before it is over.
is there any way I can get a ford dealership to pay off the remainder of my lease (approx. $2500.00) and get me into a Mustang GT?
Ihave learned my lesson and will NEVER Lease again.
After finding this site I don't think I can wait until December of next year to get my mustang GT Premium!
any help or advise?
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First of all a lease is like a loan in some regards. If you have payments between now and Dec 05 that total 2500, then here is what you can do. Find out the purchase price of the car at the end of the lease. Lets say its 10,000. To trade that car in now you would need to get 12,500 to break even. The 2500 or remaining payments and the buy out of 10 grand. If they will give you 13,000 for the car you have 500 in equity. If they only allow you 11,000 then if you come up with $1500, you go into the Mustang even.
If you lived in New York you could join the Military. We passed legislation that if you are in the military and get called up you can break your lease.
Your choice.
If you lived in New York you could join the Military. We passed legislation that if you are in the military and get called up you can break your lease.
Your choice.
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See what you payoff is and maybe you can sell it yourself and get out of it that way. I'm in the same boat, got a lease untill Sept, 05.
Some people here have mentioned cars direct as a good place to sell your car. I don't know, but it might be worth a drive over to one to see what they offer you. Carsdirect.com
Some people here have mentioned cars direct as a good place to sell your car. I don't know, but it might be worth a drive over to one to see what they offer you. Carsdirect.com
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I financed my vehicle, not a lease. I owe $17,000.00 on it still. I was told that since my vehicle is worth $27,000 at trade in, FORD would pay off what I owe and the difference would be put towards my new stang.
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Sixtysix you are wrong I have traded in many leased vehicles and never brought them to the end of the lease. Technically you are buying them so you do own them if you trade it and they pay the payoff as I suggested above.
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You can 'buy' out of the lease(there is a payoff option), which of course, usually is not a favorable option. The only time I have done that is if a customer is like 10k miles over the allowance and overage fees would be like $7000 bucks if the lease is completed on time. Usually vehicles with huge rebates like SUV's or minivans help pay the negative equity down. Most manufacturers lenders will give you an option to trade out earl(up to 6 months), but ONLY if you are buying another vehicle of the same make, with Ford its called an 'early bird' rebate, and its not consistant, they will send you coupons in the mail when the promos run. Just push it off a cliff.
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Originally posted by AhhDrJones@October 26, 2004, 6:53 PM
overnight in the bronx huh? LOL
I don't think I will try that one.
overnight in the bronx huh? LOL
I don't think I will try that one.
Those dudes can strip a car, faster than you can say your car is gone! hehehehe!
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Kevinb120 you are right, usually not a positive situation but I've also had times when I was 10,000 low on mileage which drove the cars value beyond what the lease called for. So it can either way but I agree it usually is a negitive situation.
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What kind of car? I know GM right now is letting CURRENT GM leases get out of their lease up to 9 mines early, as long as you get another GM vehicle.
Read your contract, and check what it says. GM(AC) is pretty good about letting people out as long as they are upgrading vehicles, and staying within the GM family.
Read your contract, and check what it says. GM(AC) is pretty good about letting people out as long as they are upgrading vehicles, and staying within the GM family.
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Originally posted by adrenalin@October 26, 2004, 6:40 PM
I financed my vehicle, not a lease. I owe $17,000.00 on it still. I was told that since my vehicle is worth $27,000 at trade in, FORD would pay off what I owe and the difference would be put towards my new stang.
I financed my vehicle, not a lease. I owe $17,000.00 on it still. I was told that since my vehicle is worth $27,000 at trade in, FORD would pay off what I owe and the difference would be put towards my new stang.
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UPSIDEDOWN-----INSIDEOUT
I know too well of the UPSIDE down realm!
if there is a buyout optioni is considered an RCO
find out how much your buyout is.....see what the car is worth...the difference is obviously what your UPSIDEDOWN
if you trade the car in to FORD (they will rape you) you can have them put the UPSIDEDOWN difference onto your new RCO
It would help you CONSIDERATELY if there was a rebate or some kind of incentive!
WAIT--------The new stang will look better and be more powerful probably in another year or so...and you will get some rebates by then.........
Till then bite the bullet and CHILL in the end youll be happy you did!
I know too well of the UPSIDE down realm!
if there is a buyout optioni is considered an RCO
find out how much your buyout is.....see what the car is worth...the difference is obviously what your UPSIDEDOWN
if you trade the car in to FORD (they will rape you) you can have them put the UPSIDEDOWN difference onto your new RCO
It would help you CONSIDERATELY if there was a rebate or some kind of incentive!
WAIT--------The new stang will look better and be more powerful probably in another year or so...and you will get some rebates by then.........
Till then bite the bullet and CHILL in the end youll be happy you did!
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Originally posted by upstate@October 26, 2004, 8:38 PM
Kevinb120 you are right, usually not a positive situation but I've also had times when I was 10,000 low on mileage which drove the cars value beyond what the lease called for. So it can either way but I agree it usually is a negitive situation.
Kevinb120 you are right, usually not a positive situation but I've also had times when I was 10,000 low on mileage which drove the cars value beyond what the lease called for. So it can either way but I agree it usually is a negitive situation.
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Originally posted by AhhDrJones@October 27, 2004, 12:16 AM
The buyout and remaining payments will definately put it over even BlueBook Private sales figures.
guess your right, I should Chill out and wait.
The buyout and remaining payments will definately put it over even BlueBook Private sales figures.
guess your right, I should Chill out and wait.
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