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Originally Posted by PapoZalsa
Please PM me more on that!!! Because when you brake a leased you get penalties.
I leased my old lady SUV and is the worse thing I could ever done when getting a new car. 
You don't built any equity on a leased vehicle. I have tried to trade-in the SUV on most dealer don't want anything to do with it.
BTW, if that is the case u got a hell of a good deal, but I steal can't put the numbers together.  |
simple.
at the end of the 39 payments, the residual value of the car was going to be 16000 dlls. that means that if I wanted to keep the car after the lease was up, that is how much it would cost me.
In late September, when I bought my Z, the the remaining balance in case I wanted to buy the car at that very moment was 23600 dlls.
So, a way of breaking the lease is to have the dealership/bank/etc send the remaining balance to Nissan Financial.
Like I said, most dealerships were only willing to give me 16000 dlls for my '08 Maxima, which is what my car was going to be valued at after 20 more payments that I owed.
The dealership where I went to gave 21500 dlls for my Maxma. So what they did was send Nissan Financial a check for 23600 dlls. That equals a difference of 2100 dlls.
The dealer discounted 2000 off the sticker price of the Z, and added the 2100 dlls difference mentioned above.
So, I got my Z for 100 dlls or so over the sticker price.
A price I was willing to accept. Don't get me wrong.... the Maxima was beautiful and comfortable, but nowhere near as fun as my Z.