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Cancelling a Car Lease
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albionrovers wrote: »Quite, but in my experience 50% is an incorrect assumption anyway.
I would say 50% of the outstanding rentals is a good general rule considering I used to work for a car leasing broker same place my mate Dean still works and this was a very common question that was asked and answered.
But it does vary to be fair so only way to be sure is to ask the company your using.0 -
I agree with everyone else, obviously you have to pay a settlement figure and all I know is, its very expensive! My husband tried to do it recently and didnt bother cos it was too expensive! Eventhough every finance companies figures will be slightly different they are all going to be pretty much the same, youre not going to find one where you can hand the vehicle back for nothing.
Yes, if you do miss payments, they will reposess it and you wont beable to get finance in future.
I just bought a new nissan juke from these guys and I had a great deal. www.purplecontracts.com0
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