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Originally Posted by humara
After a year and a half, you're unfortunately upside down on your financing. the car is worth less than what it would cost somebody to take over your lease. You'll most likely need to offer some sort of financial compensation for someone to take that over. With that said, I think lease trader will help facilitate the process. you could also just trying to sell the car outright rather than flipping the lease. might be less of a financial hit.
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Just HOW do you get upsidedown in a LEASE? :|
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