I found this to be so helpful when I leased my CX5 back in 2019.
Well, my lease is up at the end of November and I am doing research and found that my car’s RSV is likely $6-8K higher than what was quoted in the lease contract.
How do I leverage that? I’m very happy with the car. Either I buy my car or lease a new CX5(preferred). Would the dealer just apply the $6K towards a new lease deal? Sorry for my dumb question.
Also, the car needs 4 new tires. Do I put on new tires before I bring it for inspection or give it back to the dealer “as is” ?
Had been wondering the same thing with my 2019 leased Mazda. Extended the lease six months because I assume I’ll be smarter and more decisive in the future. Easy to extend through Chase.
Yea that makes sense. I was agreeing with you on that.
While the intent was to blacklist Chase is my guess, CarMax is going to just blacklist both to avoid any issues/confusion. The fact that they call it Mazda ‘Credit’ just reinforces that I believe.
Honestly I don’t think Chase is the problem. They still allow third-party buyouts in all cases where they’re the captive - that I’m aware of. But so does Toyota as long as it’s not southeastern Toyota financial. Whatever problem Carmax had with buying Chase leases, they apparently decided that ”Mazda Credit” was more polite than “Mazda GFY”