In an ideal world, every lease would be held and paid through its full term and no one would ever need to terminate their lease early.
Just as big a decision as what car to lease can be how you plan to finance your lease after you’ve selected the car you love.
One of the trickiest parts of leasing a car in New York and New Jersey is knowing your ins and outs when it comes to returning your lease.
Leasing certainly offers far more flexibility than buying in most cases, but many leasers are under the impression that once you sign a contract, there’s no getting out of your lease.
If you already own and are thinking about leasing a new car, you likely want to consider selling your current vehicle to help with the financing process.
Before you decide to trade in your car or sell it independently to help finance your lease, you should know exactly what the car is worth.
