Lease on an 07 Yukon Denali

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Denali132

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I have a 4 year lease on my Denali, will the dealer let me out early if I want to buy a new 09 Denali or Escalade? I am currently about 2 1/2 years into my lease so I have about 2 years or a little less left.
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HitandRunDriver

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Well my dad was in the same deal when he leased an 06 Jeep Wrangler for 3 years but bailed a year in and got a Commander....it worked, but he basically had to pay the lease for both trucks...maybe your dealer will be more lenient..
 

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i bet it would have worked a couple of years ago when gas was cheap, but since dealers are loosing their @ss on vehicles being turned in on leases, i doubt their gunna let you go early, but you never know enless you try. GO FOR IT!!!:yesnod:
 

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Our other vehicle is a Lexus GX 470, when we had 6 months to go, they let us "pull ahead" and get another GX. We had to use the same lease company, through Lexus. Good luck.
 

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You can't just have the rest of the lease erased, etc. for going into another. The ONLY special thing that can happen, and that's common with GM, is a lease pull-ahead offer that will let you get into another new GM vehicle in the last 1-6 months of the lease, rather than the very end. Not before.

Otherwise, trading in a leased vehicle is just like one that is still financed, and you'll be responsible for the remaining portion of your lease and then also the residual amount--it basically has to be paid off, just like if you wanted to buy out your lease.

There's really nothing special that can be done, and especially not on the part of a dealer, aside from the lease pull-ahead offers near the end of the terms.
 
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