Benefits of Buying an Off Lease Car


If you are looking to buy an off lease car, there are some benefits that you should be aware of. A Off Lease vehicle will save the consumer as much as 20% of what that car cost them new. For older model cars the savings can be greater.

Cars that are typically leased come with mileage and service requirements that cannot be broken. Most cars lease for three years or less, and the mileage limits are normally around 36,000 miles. When you buy the car off lease, you will get a car with low mileage, meaning it is in better shape overall.

  • Buying a car off lease  means that the car has to go through another vehicle inspection before it is allowed to be resold. This will help you a lot because if there are any problems with the car, the dealership will fix them before it is available for sale. You can be assured that the car you are buying is in great shape, working condition, and with new parts for those that needed replacing.
  • If your car ends up being a certified pre-owned vehicle, you will be given an extended warranty of some sort. If the car still has part of the original manufacturer’s warranty, you will get that, but also an extension of usually two to three years that covers maintenance, and other things. The basic difference between Off Lease and Certified Pre Own is the warranty added. For the most part dealerships will sale you an extended warranty at anytime. Why pay for a warranty while the vehicle is under warranty?
  • Dealership extended warranty are mostly aftermarket not the Franchise warranty. Contact the Franchise Corporate Office (Customer Service Department) and inquire.

Buying an off lease car is a great way to ensure that you are getting a car in good working condition for a low price.


Example new car price $30,000. Off Lease price $24,000. Savings up to 20% = $6.000.


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