I have been a member here before the release of the Z...I still remember when some members here took pics in the headquarter, and questioned one of the Nissan representative whichi forgot what his name was (he was also from zcar.com)

I will soon have to say good bye to my 3 year lease on my 350z....honestly, i will definitely miss it! I do not have so much problems as some members here, maybe i am not as picky...

Anyway, anyone with experience of returning a lease car? All I know is go to the dealership, drop off car, sign a release, and thats it? Do they check your car? How long does it take for the entire procedure?
Thank you!!

 

Well I lease a Ford Mustang GT 3 years ago. So I am sure Nissan does the same thing. What they will do is check your miles, paint, tires, interior and so on. When I brought my Mustang back it was so clean, under miles, and spotless the guy didn't even look at it much and I just signed off the lease. It should take less than 30 mins. Of course they tried to sell me something else which I kept saying no.

 

Why not just buy it? I'm sure they'll give you the optoin.

 

im buying my z at the end of the lease...

10000 buy out...

:-/

i already have 60000 miles on my z...

 

buying after lease...thats too much money......so I will just get another car...

 

Never just bring the leased car back!
You will need another car right?

So just go and trade it in for something else,any brand.
Why?
Because they will be so anxious for you to get a car from them (any dealer)knowing your lease is up,they're going to be willing to pay for any over mileage,wear and tear(which includes,tires,scratches,interior damage etc)they will store the car for you,and have someone come inspected and picked up from there,so you have no hassle what soever.

As well they will beat them selves up to give you the best deal possible just to buy a car from them.

2nd.option
Sell the Car maybe even make some money off of it.

 

WOW your going to have to buy your car because your going to owe like 5,000 in mileage if you turn it in.

 

I don't know how things work down there, but up here, you'd definitely be in an equity position come the end of the lease. In other words, the vehicle's market value would exceed the buyout value, even after taxes are taken into account. So it wouldn't make sense to just return the vehicle, when you could buy it out and sell it for more (possibly even sell the rights to the buyout to anyone interested). I'd maybe take a look at what the Z's are selling for in your area before you simply return the car to the dealership...

 

Pm me if u have any parts for sale