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Has anyone gone through the leasing process and understood what the early termination clause is? I know with my Volvo, there was no early termination (if I decided to trade it in or return early) and you had to keep the car for the entire span unless I bought it out.

In the lease agreements, it just says that there could be a large expense if you decide to terminate the lease early. I recognize that it is a sliding price based on time remaining, but does anyone know the math?
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Every lease I have seen you have to satisfy the balance of the lease and pay the disposition fee and any other applicable fees such as excessive mileage or wear/tear when you terminate.

More importantly will they allow lease transfer is the better question. Lease transfer is usually always the better way if you need out of your lease.

Sites like swap a lease will allow you to offer an incentive for someone to take it over.
 
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According to my guide, there is no lease transfer.
 

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According to my guide, there is no lease transfer.
That's not good if you want options to get out of the lease mid term. Would be nice to look at the lease agreement. Someone said it's also $0.30 per mile if you go over allowance. That's high... If you go 10k over that's $3,000 extra.

Leasing is usually not a good deal in most cases. It usually costs less over the term if you finance vs lease. Leases are beneficial to business owners in some scenarios. If you finance it then you have a lot more control over the car. That's the thing about leasing is that you don't own it and all these restrictions are in place and sometimes it can be more difficult to get out of the lease if your situation changes.
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