http://agustinaprigoshin.com/car-dealerships-and-their-incentives Wed, 07 Sep 2011 03:22:21 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.4 http://agustinaprigoshin.com/car-dealerships-and-their-incentives#comment-50 John Sternal Mon, 22 Jun 2009 04:14:53 +0000 http://agustinaprigoshin.com/?p=310#comment-50 Ahh. In that case (and understand that it doesn't happen every time) you can possibly trade your lease through LeaseTrader.com and find someone else who will actually pay you extra for those unused miles. You can raise your price (by asking for more than what you are paying monthly) and sometimes people will accept your price because extra miles are such a premium for a lease. Call me if you want to know more about your options. Ahh. In that case (and understand that it doesn’t happen every time) you can possibly trade your lease through LeaseTrader.com and find someone else who will actually pay you extra for those unused miles. You can raise your price (by asking for more than what you are paying monthly) and sometimes people will accept your price because extra miles are such a premium for a lease. Call me if you want to know more about your options.

]]> http://agustinaprigoshin.com/car-dealerships-and-their-incentives#comment-49 Agustina Mon, 22 Jun 2009 03:23:51 +0000 http://agustinaprigoshin.com/?p=310#comment-49 That makes sense. Thanks, John! I was just curious because I still have a year left in my lease and am 10,000 <em>below</em> my limit. I was wondering if I would be rewarded in some way for returned an almost brand new car. :) That makes sense. Thanks, John! I was just curious because I still have a year left in my lease and am 10,000 below my limit. I was wondering if I would be rewarded in some way for returned an almost brand new car.

]]> http://agustinaprigoshin.com/car-dealerships-and-their-incentives#comment-48 John Sternal Mon, 22 Jun 2009 03:19:49 +0000 http://agustinaprigoshin.com/?p=310#comment-48 Ok in all seriousness, that would be really difficult for dealers to do because they aren't the ones who technically own the car - so they're very limited in what they can and can't "forgive" on a lease deal. It's the bank (where you pay your monthly payment to) that owns the car. And since the banks aren't in a situation where they can relax certain very important details, like mileage, they're not willing to cut you a deal in that area. Banks are taking a bath on resale prices (at the end of the lease) and the price would dip even further if the mileage was higher upon return. We're helping people (in all kinds of mileage situations) trade their lease to someone else even if there are several more months remaining on the lease. Ok in all seriousness, that would be really difficult for dealers to do because they aren’t the ones who technically own the car – so they’re very limited in what they can and can’t “forgive” on a lease deal. It’s the bank (where you pay your monthly payment to) that owns the car. And since the banks aren’t in a situation where they can relax certain very important details, like mileage, they’re not willing to cut you a deal in that area. Banks are taking a bath on resale prices (at the end of the lease) and the price would dip even further if the mileage was higher upon return. We’re helping people (in all kinds of mileage situations) trade their lease to someone else even if there are several more months remaining on the lease.

]]> http://agustinaprigoshin.com/car-dealerships-and-their-incentives#comment-47 John Sternal Mon, 22 Jun 2009 03:01:52 +0000 http://agustinaprigoshin.com/?p=310#comment-47 Come on, girl! Just trade the lease over to someone else through LeaseTrader.com! Come on, girl! Just trade the lease over to someone else through LeaseTrader.com!

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