Getting out to Hummer EV one pay lease

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Did a two year one pay lease in August 2025 for a Hummer 2x SUV, so have one year left

Paid 16k one pay for 24 months and 10k miles a year

Have 10k miles left for mileage and we ended up buying another SUV (kind of spur of the moment).

Now I either just drive the heck out of the Hummer to get close to the 20k mileage and return it then, or see if it’s possible to transfer the remaining lease?

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Transfer it. What is that $700/mo?

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Transfer it for $8,000.

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Let me know if you want to transfer it. Ill take it off you, also in Texas. Feel free to dm me

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Thanks for the responses

For those saying just do a lease transfer, is this something that is done formally and legally through GM? Or am I just doing this independently with another person and accepting a check for nearly half the 16k? Just wasn’t sure if it’s different with a one pay

Thanks

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The lease transfer is done formally and legally through GM. Keep in mind with GM leases you can only transfer in-state so the takeover candidate must be in TX.

However for a one-pay lease, since everything has been paid it’s up to you and the takeover candidate to work out the payment of the $8k (or whatever you ask) to you. Check, cash, Vermont, etc., GM won’t have anything to do with that.

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Vermonts, Greenlands…

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Vermont, Venmo, same thing

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GM would charge $600 and take about a month for the process. They are really slow with the transfers. You can ask the new lessee to pay the transfer fee and the pay $8k to you.

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Check out https://www.swapalease.com/ or aka SAL

You can also post here on Private Transfers.

Read the fine print on GMF transfers. Every lender is a little different with fees and not all lenders lets you transfer the lease.