Best of luck.
Thank you sir
Ok so looks like I lucked out. Ford dealer offering $28,580 on the $32,300 payoff. Looks like I donât have to pay the taxes and fees that I would if I take it to a non-Ford dealer.
Even though dealers are âtax-exemptâ with Ford since the original dealer that leased the car determines the final payoff, they quote non-Ford dealers my payoff (which includes taxes and title fees) or even higher I hear from someone.
Now I just have to see if theyâll let me turn it in with stock tires and rims so I can keep my XD rims and sell those to recoup some of my loss.
Sounds like youâll make out in the end. Hope to see a happy ending to this story.
Congrats on the Type R. Always wanted one for nostalgic reasons but wife said weâre not in 1998 no more. 
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Lmao. I trained my wife to not get involved in my mid-life crisis purchases. She just rolls her eyes when Iâve showed up with Harleys, motocross bikes, ect
She knows they wonât last long.
Wow, 3 at fault accidents in the last 18 months and youâve just bought a 300+BHP hot hatch?
As if Florida didnât have enough problems already. Enjoy the car whilst youâve got it OP! (post pix)
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2 of the 3 accidents were love bumps at traffic rolling speeds. The last one a little faster than traffic rolling speed as I approached a red light. Problem is with a 6 inch lifted F-150 supercrew, those love bumps tear up a sedan while my truck wouldnât have a scratch (except for that last one).
Hahaha Iâm still here. Just been enjoying the BMW. Mclaren is next.
There is a best way to go and vhooloo pointed it out. A CPO Lexus is your best bet from a financial standpoint. Anything Mercedes or BMW is a roll of the dice.