Can you pay off a lease in full?
It defeats the whole purpose of a lease though... most people do it to keep the payments low (and possibly put the money elsewhere) or because they don't really want to OWN the car, just "rent" it for a couple of years. I don't think anybody really chooses to go all the way though, instead when the term is coming up they'll jump right into another lease... makes sense, because nobody really wants to put a huge balloon on what's basically a 'used' 2-3 year-old car.
If you're talking financing then it's another story, and I think most people *plan* to be out of it before they're upside down on the car.
Best of luck. Let me know what happens
Jay
Just call them or log intio your account online and they'll give you a pay-off quote.
Keep in mind you have to pay all sales tax upfront, so that usually ads some $$ to price, instead of spreading it evenly over monthly lease payments.
This is also why it is recommended that you never put money down on a lease.
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But as mentioned, I think the MOST important thing to remember about paying off the lease early, that if it is stolen or totalled, you will lose all of your money. Same reason to only do minimal capitalized cost reductions when writing a new lease deal. So many ads for more expensive cars come out with a super low monthly payment to get people in to the showrooms, but when you read the fine print and see that thousands of money down is required, I'll pass.



