When automotive consumers have a car lease problem, it usually is one of the following:

• Realize after signing a lease contract that leasing is not right for them. They want out of the contract.
• Realize they didn't understand how leasing works, and got a terrible deal. They want to know what can be done about it now.
• Realize that they are exceeding the mileage in their lease contract and will have to pay significant penalties at lease-end. They want to know what should be done.
• Their lifestyle has changed (divorce, marriage, job loss, financial crisis) and need to terminate their lease before the normal end date. They want to know if this is feasible.
• Their leased vehicle has been totaled in an accident, or stolen. They want to know how they will be affected.
• The lessee, a family member, has died. They want to know how the lease will be handled?

Car lease problems all have solutions, although not always ideal solutions. The answers to most of these questions and lease problems are in the LeaseGuide Frequently Asked Questions page.

For more information, see: The Lease Guide

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