How To Buy A Leased Car -

Check your contract for a "purchase option fee" (usually $300–$500) and remember you will have to pay sales tax and registration fees to the DMV. 3. Secure Financing

Ensure the price matches your buyout quote. Dealers sometimes try to add "documentation fees" that may be negotiable or unnecessary depending on your state. 6. Finalize Registration and Insurance

Don’t just go through the dealership. Check with local credit unions and online lenders, which often offer better rates for lease buyouts.

You must take the title and your bill of sale to the DMV to register the car in your name and pay the sales tax (unless the dealer handled this).

Check your contract for a "purchase option fee" (usually $300–$500) and remember you will have to pay sales tax and registration fees to the DMV. 3. Secure Financing

Ensure the price matches your buyout quote. Dealers sometimes try to add "documentation fees" that may be negotiable or unnecessary depending on your state. 6. Finalize Registration and Insurance

Don’t just go through the dealership. Check with local credit unions and online lenders, which often offer better rates for lease buyouts.

You must take the title and your bill of sale to the DMV to register the car in your name and pay the sales tax (unless the dealer handled this).