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Buzzard · 06-09-2006, 11:19 PM

Our leased truck recently suffered an unfortunate, slight mishap to the tune of $1400.00. I'm weighing the option of paying out of pocket, or insurance to fix it. I then got to thinking....what if I just brought it back that way? I never gave them a security deposit (waived=promo), so they cant keep that on me. If I did, I sure wouldnt have a problem with them keeping it to fix damage. Thing is, they didnt, so what would happen? The agreement says I would be subject to excess wear and tear charges, but, if you say naaah, here's your truck and the keys , what do they do? Would they be bothered to go through courts? Would it affect your credit? I'm more than likely going to pay out of pocket anyway, so dont bash me here for being morally corrupt! I'm just curious.

06-09-2006, 11:19 PM	#1
Buzzard First Line Centre Join Date: Jun 2002 Exp:	damage to leased vehicle Our leased truck recently suffered an unfortunate, slight mishap to the tune of $1400.00. I'm weighing the option of paying out of pocket, or insurance to fix it. I then got to thinking....what if I just brought it back that way? I never gave them a security deposit (waived=promo), so they cant keep that on me. If I did, I sure wouldnt have a problem with them keeping it to fix damage. Thing is, they didnt, so what would happen? The agreement says I would be subject to excess wear and tear charges, but, if you say naaah, here's your truck and the keys , what do they do? Would they be bothered to go through courts? Would it affect your credit? I'm more than likely going to pay out of pocket anyway, so dont bash me here for being morally corrupt! I'm just curious.