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While some car leases offer early termination due to death, most leases still require full payment from the descendant’s estate or a cosigner on the lease. Therefore, the lease does not end just because somebody passes away. If somebody with a leased vehicle passes away, the lease’s terms are still in effect. Some examples of advice that will not be tolerated here include 'Never buy a (new) car until you own a house and max out your retirement savings.', 'Never buy a car you can't pay for with cash.', 'Never buy any aftermarket / add-on products or warranties.', 'Leases are bad/Never Lease.' or really any other 'Frugal' response or absolute.Car leases have grown in popularity over the past decade as people want to lease a new car for a few years and then return it for a newer model.īut what happens to a leased vehicle when someone dies? If your advice is found to be harmful, misleading, incomplete or derisive of our industry (see rule 10) that privilege will be revoked. Only verified/flaired industry people are allowed to make top level responses. Non-flaired users, people not in the car industry are welcome to provide additional feedback but keep in mind it is a courtesy. This sub exists for industry professionals, past and retired alike to give consumers advice navigating the car buying process. There are hundreds of subreddits you can subscribe to where bashing our profession is welcomed.

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At mods discretion we may skip the warning if we feel you'll never be a valuable participant here. If the behaviour continues you'll be banned. You're allowed to dislike us but if you express that in here you'll be warned. It was created and is run by people in the car industry. I thought this went without saying but apparently it needs to be said - this is our sub. These threads only provide a sliver of context and result in a LOT of assumptions and guesses. We want robust discussions here where people can get the whole picture of a situation. These context-less threads are a breeding ground for troll activity and they contribute nothing to the overall ability of this sub to impart knowledge on subscribers. If you post a question in this sub and then do NOT engage in the discussion within 24 hours, the thread gets deleted. We will, however, provide VIN checks for new car rebate compatibility, especially as it pertains to manufacturer pricing plans such as Ford A/D/X/Z-Plan, or FCA Affiliates Rewards Program. WE WILL NOT DO VIN CHECKS! This Includes CarFax and Autocheck, and MMRs. Basically if you're looking to transact business it's not permitted here. We don't allow commercial advertisements, messages, solicitation or referrals in here. This includes trying to make a sale through the comments.

Nissan early termination quote mod#

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