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Can a Lease-Take-Over vehicle be purchased rather than assumed?

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Can a Lease-Take-Over vehicle be purchased rather than assumed?

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Yes. All vehicle lease packages can be paid out prior to the expiry date. In order to determine how much it would cost to buy-out an existing lease, simply call the original lessee and request they call the leasing company for the pre-tax current buy-out of the lease. Upon receipt of the buy-out, you can start the negotiation process with the original lessee. Here a couple of important notes to remember: • You will (in the majority of cases) be actually purchasing the vehicle from the original selling dealership – not the original lessee or the leasing company. • The transaction will be subject to both provincial sales tax and the goods and service tax (PST & GST). • The original selling dealership will always attach an administrative fee to the final selling price in order to be paid for their participation in the transaction. • If the lease buy-out amount exceeds the negotiated selling price; the original lessee must agree to subsidize the net difference between the two amounts. For

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Yes. All vehicle lease packages can be paid out prior to the expiry date. In order to determine how much it would cost to buy-out an existing lease, simply call the original lessee and request they call the leasing company for the pre-tax current buy-out of the lease. Upon receipt of the buy-out, you can start the negotiation process with the original lessee. Here a couple of important notes to remember: • You will (in the majority of cases) be actually purchasing the vehicle from the original selling dealership not the original lessee or the leasing company. • The transaction will be subject to both provincial sales tax and the goods and service tax (PST & GST). • The original selling dealership will always attach an administrative fee to the final selling price in order to be paid for their participation in the transaction. • If the lease buy-out amount exceeds the negotiated selling price; the original lessee must agree to subsidize the net difference between the two amounts. For ex

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