Lease return location
#1
Lease return location
I got my car at Manhasset Infiniti in Long Island but I live much closer to Kings Infiniti in Brooklyn. Can I return my car there without any issues?
I want to make sure they don't mess with me or the car after its returned.
AIM inspected my car and found two body panels that needed painting/repair. That inspection is, what I would call, subjective. I've had the necessary repairs done. I want to make sure that at the end of my lease I don't get a bill for things that are found after I've returned the car. I don't know what a particular dealership would nitpick about that the inspection guy wouldn't. I don't want to take chances and be charged for things that aren't there.
Also the odometer statement needs to be signed by the lease holder which is not me, so this makes my life much simpler if I could return my car to Kings.
I want to make sure they don't mess with me or the car after its returned.
AIM inspected my car and found two body panels that needed painting/repair. That inspection is, what I would call, subjective. I've had the necessary repairs done. I want to make sure that at the end of my lease I don't get a bill for things that are found after I've returned the car. I don't know what a particular dealership would nitpick about that the inspection guy wouldn't. I don't want to take chances and be charged for things that aren't there.
Also the odometer statement needs to be signed by the lease holder which is not me, so this makes my life much simpler if I could return my car to Kings.
#4
I heard an ad on the radio for a base g37 for about 38k, 438/mo 3 year lease, with 23k residual. I'm assuming, based on a low (2k or less) down payment on the lease, you'd be looking at buying the car for around the 23k when the lease is up.
According to clark howard (www.clarkhoward.com), if you always want a newish car, always buy a 3 y.o. car as it depreciates the most during that time, then sell it in 2-3 years and get another, claiming that's a better deal than a lease(without all those gotchas).
According to clark howard (www.clarkhoward.com), if you always want a newish car, always buy a 3 y.o. car as it depreciates the most during that time, then sell it in 2-3 years and get another, claiming that's a better deal than a lease(without all those gotchas).
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