StreetEffectz

It will be back to stock, but I'm not asking for any money or anything, just put it in your name and it's yours.....I pay $469 a month and have 20 months left on the lease. Please email me if interested:

streeteffectz@home.com

By the way, it's a 2000 with navigation, 22,000 miles, white diamond pearl, wings west body kit with spoiler, also have factory side skirts and factory spoiler with 3rd brake light.

BaLLxNxPaRLaY

but i would have to sell mine first. Too many fixed up silver TLs in houston, i rather have WDP TL now.... Plus your kinda far away from meeh.... O yeah, what's your final payment when you lease is over with? Imma consider this....

StreetEffectz

$19,310.10 is the buyout

wiggingboy

man...i should have waited to get mine. 20k for a 2000. good a$$ deal.

BaLLxNxPaRLaY

How would this work? I thot u cant sell a leased car? So the $469 times 20 months.... after dat i owe 19,310.10?? Or dat monthly payments comes out of the 19310.10?? How would i "take" over? Is 19310.10 what i end up payin? Sorry, never knew how leased cars workout.....

speed

Isn't it $469*20months + $19310.10 buyout=$9380+19310.10=$28,690.10? Not sure either, I've also never leased a vehicle before.

unx979

i'd be interested cause i have a 1st Gen, looking to upgrade. if you can tell me all the details, it'd be cool. thaks

StreetEffectz

Not a problem, could you just tell me exactly what you would like to know? Thanks!

rizwan789

It's $469 per month for 20 months. At that time, you have the option to buy for $19,310 or return the car.

I didn't know that American Honda Finance Corp will let you do this. I am assuming you are leasing through them.

Correct me if I am wrong

swhtech

I was recently looking into this for the lease on my Mustang. My leasing company is Chase, and I cannot transfer the lease to someone else. I could add a co-signer to the lease (for a small fee), and both people would be responsible for the lease. So if the other person did not make the payments, the leasing company would come after me, because I am still on the lease. I don't know if American Honda Finance works differently than Chase, but I would talk with the leasing company before doing anything. Good Luck!