Hi, I got a pretty good deal on an E-Tron lease deal in March. With today’s market and not being able to get anywhere close to that deal, what would happen if the E-Tron. I’m assuming that my lease would just be paid off and I’d have to go out and lease a new car with the current market conditions.
Is there any way to “protect” my current lease so that in case it’s totaled that I’d be able to get something close to the deal I have now? The only thing I can think of is new car replacement insurance, but I’m not sure how that works or even if it works for leases.
There’s been a lot of these “what if” posts. Search the forum. If your Etron gets totaled. The most you can hope for is they pay off your Etron lease. Don’t expect them to go out and find you another unicorn deal. Do expect them to make sure your premium is promptly paid when it is due.
True. I first read through OP’s post I took it as having same car, not necessarily same deal. @Sandiegosearch avoid snowy off ramps then. If car is dead so is your deal.
“Who’s it right for?
New Car Replacement coverage is recommended for customers insuring vehicles that are:
Less than one year old
Have less than 15,000 miles Not a lease (includes motorcycles)”
