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Burning Brakes
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From: Grand Prairie Texas
Need your knowledgeble expertise
I am chomping at the bit to get an 08 coupe the only problem is I'm tied to a lease. I've run across a company named SwapLease that says they can get someone(credit worthy) to take my car and they will pay off my credit union and I can walk away. The cost to me is $499.00. Ok forum brothers and sisters should I bother. They handle all the paperwork and will advertise the car all over the US. If this is pop please humor me and give me your opinions. Thanx.
Race Director
Joined: Jul 2004
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From: Lake Havasu City, AZ
They are a legit company that brokers people who want to get out of a lease with those who want to acquire leased vehicles for a short term or to buy at the end of a lease.
One of my colleagues sub leased then bought under the lease rights a Lexus through them. Was able to buy the car under market.
The company will also find you a leasing company to acquire a new vehicle.
I am going to use one of those I found through Swapalease to get my '08 its over $200 a month cheaper than through the dealership...How???
easy GMAC charges 10.4% on leasing... these guys 6.5% secondly they get their cars at Fleet cost not Stealership market....
One of my colleagues sub leased then bought under the lease rights a Lexus through them. Was able to buy the car under market.
The company will also find you a leasing company to acquire a new vehicle.
I am going to use one of those I found through Swapalease to get my '08 its over $200 a month cheaper than through the dealership...How???
easy GMAC charges 10.4% on leasing... these guys 6.5% secondly they get their cars at Fleet cost not Stealership market....
Racer
Joined: Feb 2007
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From: Landisville PA
Take your leased car into the Chevy dealer and tell them you want to trade it in on an 08. Get your payoff on the lease+residual before you go to the dealer. Maybe they can make it work for you.
I traded in an Acura GSR years ago that I had over a year left on the lease. I ended up getting more for the car at trade in than I owed on it.
Good luck.
I traded in an Acura GSR years ago that I had over a year left on the lease. I ended up getting more for the car at trade in than I owed on it.
Good luck.
