2024 Infiniti QX60 Autograph White FULLY LOADED $799+ TAX $8100 MSD 10k miles 24 months remains

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2024 Infiniti QX60 Autograph 70k MSRP
White with Saddle interior
Fully Loaded Car
Located In Upland, CA
I put down $8100 as a security deposit to get my payment lower. The security deposit is refunded at the end of the lease.

MSRP: 70k
Monthly payment (pre-tax): 798.99
Effective monthly payment (if incentive is provided): 860.91

Current mileage: 10,222
Maturity mileage: 30,013
Effective miles per month: 825
Maturity date: 10/26/2026

MSD due (if any): 8100
Cash due (if any): 0
Incentive for new lessee (if any): $500

Financial institution: Infiniti Financial
Transfer fee: Not sure
Out-of-state transfer allowed (yes/no): yes

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Just fyi, like Nissan, you are still responsible for payments if new lessor doesn’t make it. It will be a tough sell

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Thanks for letting me know I am not sure how it all works. So its not really a transfer or how does it work exactly. Seems like you know a lot more details than I do.

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You got to have lots of trust in new person taking it over. $8100 is a lot but good luck to you

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I was planning on someone paying me the $8100 and then they would get the deposit back at the end of the lease.

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Yes I know but others will chime in too. Good luck!

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I would try SAL, this is going to be a tough sell here at that price and MSDs. Even SAL might be challenging to be honest.

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It’s a good payment for that car. If someone is looking for an autograph for 24 months it’s a great option. Car is like new.

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I wouldn’t go that far. You might think it’s a good car but this website is all about good deals, this isn’t really a good deal. $8100 is a tough sale and if your willing to put your credit on the line also. I would just ride out the lease

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What hes saying is that even if you transfer the car, the bank still holds you, the original lessor, responsible for payments. So if the transferee misses a payment, they can demand payment from you and/or report to your credit as missed payments. This is a hard no – you are stuck with this car unless you want to take that extraordinary risk

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This likely would not move on here, and transferring out is a terrible idea.

Your options are basically ride the lease to term or have a dealer buy it out (and swallow the huge negative equity).

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Thank you for your input.

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Thanks for your input. Looks like I’m holding on to it.