No one asked for that, but a general idea on how one can protect himself if the car is damaged/totaled would help. Other than to go after new lessee, obviously. This issue comes up often with Audi transfers.
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Probably just me but you are coming across hostile. Not a crime tbf but is there really a need to be?and if itās just me then apologies Iām gonna sleep some more.
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This would actually be helpful to know. Honestly asking as well.
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let the man just transfer his Audi if he wants to damn you guys post stupider stuff than I do
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The only way to find out is for you to take over the lease, destroy the car and avoid paying for it, then report back with what strategies OP is using to go after you
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Iām hoping there is some other magic way that we are not aware of.
100%.
I think people are just upset they canāt rain on his parade. Some seem to really get joy out of thatā¦
Good luck OP.
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Beautiful SQ5 
Very reasonably priced. Good luck OP!
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As a lawyer, the OP must be aware of the difference between letter of the law and spirit of the law. He just joined this community based on providing free advice to all strictly to unload a car he no longer wants. Hmmmā¦ letterā¦ spiritā¦ letterā¦ spiritā¦
And, yeah, being hostile and combative really completes the picture.
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Sent you a PM
Group buy on the sq5 and test this out?
I got some nice cliffs
On a serious note, may want to drop the down on the car.
Iām getting new sq5 for 2k down 680 8.25 tax on a 69k sticker 36/12
So for it to be a decent deal would be transfer fee and monthly. Thatās if they want the red interior
To be honest if itās such a āgood paymentā then just get the equity out of it and buy something new
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Still available?
can you share more info on the ānew sq5 for 2k down 680 8.25 tax on a 69k sticker 36/12ā
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Thanks all! Car sold at asking.
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