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Has anyone used swapalease and had good results?
I'm wanting to sell or transfer my lease on my 15 IS350 F Sport. I still have 24 months left on my lease and payments are $500 a month. The car only has 2200 miles on it. I would think that this car would go pretty quickly.
This is my first lease and I haven't used a lease transfer site. Just wanted to see if anyone has had any luck. Thanks.
I'm wanting to sell or transfer my lease on my 15 IS350 F Sport. I still have 24 months left on my lease and payments are $500 a month. The car only has 2200 miles on it. I would think that this car would go pretty quickly.
This is my first lease and I haven't used a lease transfer site. Just wanted to see if anyone has had any luck. Thanks.
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I used it in 2014 to get out of my ATS lease and get my IS. It all depends on where you are and what else is in the area. My ATS went quick because it was the lowest priced ATS in the area. I see some IS350s on there for under $500 a month, so if you're near those then naturally they would be more appealing. The other thing is the length of time on your lease. A lot of people on Swap a Lease are looking for shorter terms. Not saying you won't luck into someone who likes your vehicle, but I've had friends put their vehicles on there and they sit for months and months.
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I used it in 2014 to get out of my ATS lease and get my IS. It all depends on where you are and what else is in the area. My ATS went quick because it was the lowest priced ATS in the area. I see some IS350s on there for under $500 a month, so if you're near those then naturally they would be more appealing. The other thing is the length of time on your lease. A lot of people on Swap a Lease are looking for shorter terms. Not saying you won't luck into someone who likes your vehicle, but I've had friends put their vehicles on there and they sit for months and months.
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I recently used swapalease to get rid of a RAV4 and had a great experience but I had a really attractive lease rate. I literally had multiple legit offers from people up and down the eastern seaboard (I'm in MA).
Be forewarned that while other lease companies can transfer leases in 2-3 weeks, Toyota Financial Services took about six weeks, and that was with both me and the buyer working hard to keep the process moving forward.
Be forewarned that while other lease companies can transfer leases in 2-3 weeks, Toyota Financial Services took about six weeks, and that was with both me and the buyer working hard to keep the process moving forward.
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I recently used swapalease to get rid of a RAV4 and had a great experience but I had a really attractive lease rate. I literally had multiple legit offers from people up and down the eastern seaboard (I'm in MA).
Be forewarned that while other lease companies can transfer leases in 2-3 weeks, Toyota Financial Services took about six weeks, and that was with both me and the buyer working hard to keep the process moving forward.
Be forewarned that while other lease companies can transfer leases in 2-3 weeks, Toyota Financial Services took about six weeks, and that was with both me and the buyer working hard to keep the process moving forward.
Maybe Lexus Financial will be faster, I'm pretty sure they are 2 separate places.
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Toyota Financial Services and Lexus Financial Services are not separate organizations. I was able to get information on our RAV4 lease or RX350 loan from the same phone call.
FWIW, the duration is mostly due to their need to use hard copies of everything and their inability to use email for any part of the process. So they mail the transfer and release forms (which you may want to request ahead of actually identifying a buyer) and any other documentation.
FWIW, the duration is mostly due to their need to use hard copies of everything and their inability to use email for any part of the process. So they mail the transfer and release forms (which you may want to request ahead of actually identifying a buyer) and any other documentation.
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Toyota Financial Services and Lexus Financial Services are not separate organizations. I was able to get information on our RAV4 lease or RX350 loan from the same phone call.
FWIW, the duration is mostly due to their need to use hard copies of everything and their inability to use email for any part of the process. So they mail the transfer and release forms (which you may want to request ahead of actually identifying a buyer) and any other documentation.
FWIW, the duration is mostly due to their need to use hard copies of everything and their inability to use email for any part of the process. So they mail the transfer and release forms (which you may want to request ahead of actually identifying a buyer) and any other documentation.
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