Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We did this with another car brand and the dealer was going to charge us a $2,000 fee for inspection and lease transfer. The car company holding the lease would not deal directly with the consumer so we had to go through a financial institution. Even though there was only a few hundred dollars left on the lease, we had to take out lien with our bank and have the lease transferred to the bank. It was difficult because the bank had not done a transaction like this before so it required some repeated visits and phone calls. It also required me to go to DMV myself to change the title once the lien was payed off. But in the end, we saved thousands of dollars.
How did you save thousands if there were only hundreds left?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:PP again. We did not have to do an inspection because the buyout value was clearly given every month in the online account. We did have to pay sales tax on the residual value at DMV when we registered the car.
In VA you pay all the sales tax upfront (i.e. rolled into you monthly lease payment). So why would you have to pay sales tax again?
Anonymous wrote:We did this with another car brand and the dealer was going to charge us a $2,000 fee for inspection and lease transfer. The car company holding the lease would not deal directly with the consumer so we had to go through a financial institution. Even though there was only a few hundred dollars left on the lease, we had to take out lien with our bank and have the lease transferred to the bank. It was difficult because the bank had not done a transaction like this before so it required some repeated visits and phone calls. It also required me to go to DMV myself to change the title once the lien was payed off. But in the end, we saved thousands of dollars.
Anonymous wrote:PP again. We did not have to do an inspection because the buyout value was clearly given every month in the online account. We did have to pay sales tax on the residual value at DMV when we registered the car.