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When your car lease is about to expire, you have two options. You can return the vehicle to the dealership and settle any remaining fees, or you can negotiate a car lease buyout. What is a lease buyout? The basic lease buyout definition is when a dealership allows you to purchase a vehicle at or before the end of a lease contract for the price of its estimated remaining value.
You’ll usually have two car lease buyout routes: a lease-end buyout or an early lease buyout. Learn more about each option below to determine if a car lease buyout is right for you, then learn how a lease buyout works.
Most Kansas City drivers opt for the lease-end buyout. With a lease-end buyout, the price you pay for the vehicle is whatever its estimated value is expected to be when the lease expires. Typically, the expected value is outlined in the original lease agreement. Is a lease-end buyout a good option for you? Consider the following points:
A car lease buyout is a great way to pursue vehicle ownership for a great price! An added bonus is that because you’ve been the only one driving it, you already know its full service and maintenance history, which isn’t the case with other used vehicles.
The second car lease buyout option is an early buyout. Here, you would purchase the vehicle before the lease reaches its intended expiration. This isn’t an option at every dealership, so you’ll need to ask if it’s a possibility. There’s more to consider with this option and you’ll want to be sure you’re going to get a good deal and won’t be paying more than you should. Here are some points that factor into how the early lease buyout price is determined:
Independence drivers who are considering an early lease buyout usually do so because they have concerns about lease penalty fees resulting from exceeding the mileage limit, failing to keep up with maintenance visits, or considerable damage to the interior or exterior.
If your goal is to own your vehicle and you think a car lease buyout is a good option for your budget and finances, how does a lease buyout work? Here are the beginning steps you can take:
If you think a car lease buyout is a good option for you and your lease is nearing its end, reach out to the finance center at Lee’s Summit Dodge Chrysler Jeep Ram to see how we can help! If you decide you’d rather continue leasing, check out our inventory of new Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Ram to find a vehicle that suits you.
While great effort is made to ensure the accuracy of the information on this site, errors can occur. Please verify all pricing information with a customer service representative. This is easily done by calling us or visiting us at the dealership.
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