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Originally Posted by blankall
When did they lease the vehicle? The price of a new vehicle and/or the interest rate may have gone up substantially since then, making finding someone to take it over relatively easy.
I'm also assuming your father has barely driven the vehicle, making it nearly brand new?
It may be easier to get out of than you think. I'd even call the dealership, who may want to take it off your hands. It might also make sense to buy out the lease and then sell the car used yourself.
Honestly, nearly new cars sold at a slight discount, aren't as hard to move as you'd think. Especially if it's a model that's gone up in price by $5,000 or so since being purchased.
What are the payments on the lease and how long is the lease?
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$434 a month
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