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Aloger 08-06-2009 03:13 PM

Lease Buyout
 
Hi guys

I was just wondering if you can negotiate the lease buyout price of a vehicle. I think I want to buyout my lexus rx 330 instead of getting a new one. Also, are there any other things I should know about buying out a lease? This is the first vehicle I have ever leased and had planned to return the leased vehicle, but I do not like the new rx 350 so I guess I will purchase it the rx 330.

Thanks

q0192837465 08-06-2009 03:20 PM

i dun think u can. The lease payment is calculated accoring the buyout/residual value. That means the buyout price is agreed upon when the lease was signed.

quasi 08-06-2009 03:24 PM

It should be whatever your buyout is plus tax of course and like above I'm almost positive it is non negotiable. You had the option to negotiate when you leased your vehicle, you signed a contract and agreed to pay "X" amount of dollars over a certain term with the option to buy it for "Y". You can't go back at the end and renegotiate "Y", it would defeat the whole purpose of the original contract.

If the buyout is more then what it would cost you to buy that same vehicle just give it back, walk away and buy one from someone else. If it's less then go for it.

Edison_Chen 08-06-2009 05:23 PM

On the insurance side, the current insurance will be canceled, and you will need to purchase new insurance and new plates.

ilvtofu 08-06-2009 05:39 PM

just think about it, why would they bother negotiating with you? They've already guaranteed your sale sort of, although u wouldn't go back but seeing as it's lexus I don't see any reason to go back neways for a while :haha:

simsimi1004 08-06-2009 06:04 PM

but is it a gain for the dealer when the leaser decides not to buyout?
if its not, wouldnt they want us to buy it by negotiating the price?

Eff-1 08-06-2009 08:41 PM

the lease is a contract with the leasing company not the dealer. the price on the lease agreement is the price you pay. 9/10 times it is non negotiable. never hurts to ask though.

typically if you choose not to buyout the lease, the leasing company puts the car up for auction and dealers will bid on it.

I bought my car off a lease return a couple months ago, so I did a lot of homework surrounding buyouts and the rules.

Rich Sandor 08-06-2009 10:56 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by simsimi1004 (Post 6536328)
but is it a gain for the dealer when the leaser decides not to buyout?
if its not, wouldnt they want us to buy it by negotiating the price?

Not neccessarily. Quite often, we have lease returns where OUR DEALER BUYOUTS, while still less than the customer's buyout was, are still SKY HIGH. We say screw it, let it go to auction.

Most times they are NOT negotiable.

StylinRed 08-07-2009 08:12 AM

you can negotiate...... you can negotiate everything.... its been done ^^

Rich Sandor 08-07-2009 09:30 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by StylinRed (Post 6536994)
you can negotiate...... you can negotiate everything.... its been done ^^

You can not negotiate a Ford lease buyout. Most manufacturers are also non-negotiable at lease-end.

3rd party leases like Dominion or WS leasing, are sometimes, but rarely, negotiable.

Drow 08-07-2009 11:27 PM

my dad tried to negotiate a buyout price with benz, we were talking to a dealer of ours and he said that he never heard a case where the buyer was able to get a price lower than the price which benz issued. Good luck to you tho


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