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The short answer is that yes, you can modify a leased vehicle, but a couple important things must be taken into consideration before doing so. However, if you plan on returning the vehicle to the dealership after your lease term is up, you need to return the car in its original factory condition without modifications.
You must also maintain your car and repair it, so it is in good condition before returning it. You cannot modify the leased vehicle while you have it. You cannot put stickers on the body of the car or remove or replace the radio.
Typically, if you were to purchase a new car, you would make a down payment and finance the remaining cost. Leasing is essentially renting, with your payment going towards the car's depreciation. If the lease includes a purchase option, you may buy it at the end of a specific time period.
Buying your leased car saves the leasing company shipping and auction fees. That's why, in some cases, they'll call and offer you a lower buyout price than what's in the contract. But Maloney says it often isn't a good deal since they'll likely offer the retail price, when you should aim to buy it for wholesale.
A Down Payment Doesn't Lower the Lease Price In a car lease, a down payment is often called a capitalized cost reduction, or cap cost reduction. Whether you make a down payment or not, the overall amount you pay doesn't change. However, putting money down does reduce your monthly payment.
Add sales tax to the residual value, as well as any fees. The residual value is the payoff amount for the lease--it's not your buyout amount. When you buy out a lease, you will need to pay sales tax. Add your local tax rate to that amount to arrive at the buyout value.
A lease buyout loan is financing for buying the car you leased, if the leasing company allows. Although a lease buyout loan could help you own a car you already know and love, these loans tend to come with higher interest rates than new car loans. And not all lenders offer them, so your options could be limited.
You negotiate a lower buyout price Buying your leased car saves the leasing company shipping and auction fees. That's why, in some cases, they'll call and offer you a lower buyout price than what's in the contract. Banks writing leases may be more likely to negotiate than automakers' finance companies.
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