2023 Nissan Frontier PRO-4X 13mo/13.5k Left - $47k MSRP - $6.5k (One-Pay)

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The truck is in great condition. As you can see, I barely drive it. It’s a third vehicle for us. I did a one-pay lease 5 months ago and looking to recoup those funds + the extras I bought. This is my favorite truck I’ve owned, and coming from 3 Tacomas, I’ll personally never buy anything else in the future. This really does feel like a $50k truck. I can get more photos for anyone that’s interested. Let me know if you have any questions. Thanks!

2023 Nissan Frontier PRO-4X
Tactical Green / Black Leather
$46,905 MSRP
18/10k (15k total) - 13/13.5k left

Location: Burlington, VT

Residual: 98%

Due at Transfer: $6,500 (One-Pay)
Financial institution: Nissan Financial
Transfer fee: $0

Extras included:
-Tow hitch ($230)
-Tonneau cover ($400)

Current mileage: 1,550
Maturity mileage: 15,000
Effective miles per month: 1,034
Maturity date: June 2024

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Obligatory disclaimer that you’ll remain liable.

NMAC doesn’t really do transfers. They just add an additional lessee.

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Good to know, thanks!

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How does that affect when lease is over? Can the additional lessee just return it without the original lessee’s involvement?

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Returning the car is not an issue. It’s things like unpaid payments/bills for excess miles or wear; stolen or totaled without insurance, etc.

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I believe @GeminiRam called NMAC to find out one pays can’t be transferred, did you get new info?

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That is correct, I called NMAC twice and both reps told me one-pay cannot be transferred. I’m in CA.

OP you should call NMAC and confirm with your account/State.

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Did they say you can’t transfer because you leased in CA or because the person being transferred to was in CA?

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NMAC says you can’t transfer b/c it’s one-pay. I only put the State, if the laws supersedes their policy. Call them to confirm.

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When MBFS canceled transfers, the only state exempt was CT.

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Interested if it turns out you can transfer

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6,500 is not worth being personally liable for someone else’s potentially poor decisions. Just ride it out.

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I agree. Only way I’d do this is if they paid double ($6500 to nmac, $6500 to me as a deposit) with the deposit returned after disposition and closure of the account. Put their $6500 into a CD & give it back if no problems. Highly doubt any buyer would be willing to fork over 13k tho

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I’m interested in NY/CT area…