Vechile has been sold and is no longer available.
If you leased it through Chrysler Capital, you can’t transfer.
If through Ally or USBank, you’re ok.
It’s a US Bank lease and within the transfer eligible period. I just transferred my 2017 Challenger, which was also a US Bank lease, and it’s a pretty straight forward process. Does take realistically about 2 weeks to process.
Sorry man for that payment you need bigger incentive. My opinion though and good luck in transfer.
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Willing to negotiate increase of incentive for serious buyer.
What is so bad about the payment?
Based on what i have seen them go for 450 might be more reasonable. Again, like I said good luck but swapalease might work best.
450 all in I haven’t seen on here.
Taken independently, the payment isn’t awful. However, that payment for 8500 miles/yr …ehh
Oh agreed with that sorry I didn’t read the miles.
Increasing incentive another $500 to $1725 making the payments $470.
400 a month for a 44.8 msrp in 2017 i got for a friend of mine. Only 1200 DAS. That is what I was comparing to. This is NYC.
So your comparing your friends deal of effectively $433 a month to $470 and saying it’s a bad deal…most people spend $50 bucks a week eating out lol.
It was 499 initially so technically it is 70 a month. But yes even at 470 it will probably sit. After all we on a hacker website and provided my opinion if he wants to get rid of it. His choice on what he does. Ultimately it is a used car.
Since you so good at math 50 bucks a month at 36 months its 1800. I would like to keep that money in my pocket.
OP i would recommend trying Carvana and Vroom. You might be able to sell with a small loss and less headache. Get value what payoff is versus their offer.
I appreciate all the feedback. My intent of posting this vehicle here is that, I believe this is a better deal then you can get walking into a Dodge dealer TODAY and if I have to take a major loss (keep raising incentive) I would rather it benefit a private party.
Increased incentive again.
Again good luck man. Did you try carvana or vroom. I just did that for my lease.
Another incentive increase.
I think the big thing that’s going against you here is that you’re in a state where you pay the sales tax up front. That means it’s most likely cap’d and included in your payment. If I were to take it over, I’d be paying your tax that was rolled in along with my own state tax, and that drives the price up quite a bit.
If another buyer in NJ were to take over the lease, would they get taxed again?
For a NJ transfer, tax is included in the payment.
Outside of NJ, you would be subject to additional tax rules of your state. In effect, you get double taxed.
This transfer is best for somebody in NJ.