Buying after lease end date
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I have an no they don't offer anything. The residual on your lease agreement is what you can buy it out for
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if they do its straight out of their pocket because you are not buying the vehicle from then anymore. You are buying it from the leasing company
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you already did the deal with the dealer. its up to the leasing company to do anything after the lease is up.
unless your residual is next to nothing i personally would look to trade it before the lease is up. if trade in value is more than you owe trade it. if its not then give it back.
unless your residual is next to nothing i personally would look to trade it before the lease is up. if trade in value is more than you owe trade it. if its not then give it back.
I can buy it out right for $24k
2014 Ram Express 4x4 5.7L
14k miles
Haven't found any others out there that beat this price for mileage wise, pry end up keeping it as this was a $0 down -$199 lease and the cheapest they have now is $299 big horn
2014 Ram Express 4x4 5.7L
14k miles
Haven't found any others out there that beat this price for mileage wise, pry end up keeping it as this was a $0 down -$199 lease and the cheapest they have now is $299 big horn
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FYI, you can't buy direct from Chrysler Capital. Just talked to them this morning. They do have a company they work with, a division of Santabder Bank, called Road Loans, that finances a lot of lease buyouts for Chrysler. My buyout is 26 and change for a 2015 Quad. I believe the APR is around 3%. You don't have to go through dealer. All they do is buy the truck (because they don't own it, the finance company does) and resell it to you. For a fee. Shop for the best rate and get your own financing.
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It's probably to late. When I lease I negotiate the buy out price as part of the deal. Then I know exactly what the price will be if I decide to purchase at the end. It also gives me an idea if I am over mileage allowed on the lease and what the difference is between paying the additional mileage penalty vs. buy out.
Sounds like a plan I called my credit union today and set it up for 1.99%. At my mileage rate it will roll over 100k in 2022
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That is a great rate for a used vehicle. How many months?
72 mo, Metro Health FCU here in Nebraska
True but the first 24 months were basically half off, which I couldn't afford $500/mo for a new truck so you do what ya gotta do
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if this is what you are going to do i would look into buying an extended warranty. talk to your CU they may let you add it into the loan.
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millennials.. whats retirement.. they live for the here and now and not the future!
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Purchased? This was a lease.. 27 months ago. Now that the payment has gone from $500 to about $290, I can make the jump
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i only lease when there is a special, such as yours knowing i will buy it at the ned of lease. the buy out price is pretty firm. i would do the buy out. i believe you qualify for the lifetime bumper to bumper warranty. if this interest you, search on line for the best price and see if the dealer will match, or buy on line. you can spread the payments out over 2 years interest free.
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