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Originally Posted by Bend it like Bourgeois
There are way smarter people than me, and it will depend on what other assets you might want to protect etc., but I’d at least consider just driving it to the dealer, handing over the keys and waving goodbye.
Practically there is really nothing they can do. Take your dad to court? Ruin his credit? Great. Then what? They made the mess entering into the lease in the first place. They can clean it up.
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What? Why? This is just stupid. First the lease agreement is with Hyundai, not the dealer. Second, there is a good chance there is equity in this vehicle, and third, that will not stop any payments from coming out of the bank account.