Is Anyone Familiar with Leasebusters?

[chafman]

Hello,

Is anyone aware how much it costs to advertise on Leaserbusters.com ?

Also, is anyone interesting in taking over a BMW Z4 for $742 per month (all taxes included) with 8 payments to go, 9 months before the end of the lease... and 35,000 kms of driving?

[Giant Dwarf]

I used leasebusters a few years ago to ditch an Audi and it worked incredibly well.   I can't remember what the cost was -- I remember it wasn't cheap, but it was well worth the money.

Oh, and please use the proper section for advertising your own wares on this site.

[Railton]

I wouldm think that one would have to be pretty careful WRT the use of Leasbusters. I mean, aren't the majority of cars on there from leasors that are trying to dump their "situation" on someone else? No thanks.
Railton

[chafman]

I'm not sure about others but it's certainly not the reason to break my lease. My wife is expecting a child so we will need a larger car.

I'm hoping they don't charge a fortune to advertise on their site.

[carjoe]

Leasebusters is a friggin crock. I've been trying to take over a lease for a mini van and I'd say less than 5% have responded to my inquiries.

Of the ones that did respond (3) 1 said his lease was about to get picked up, the other said the lease had already been taken and the last one I've been waiting over 3 weeks to actually make the deal.

[hitman001]

Hi,

I'm currently leasing an Acura TSX and I got 3 months left on my lease.  I want to return the car and lease another one however, I have been told that when I'll return the car they might charge me for worn tires (never changed them) and also for any scratches (got a couple of small scratches).

I got a great deal on the lease and the buy out value is much lower then the market value. I have an option to buy the car and sell it (probably make some money) but I dont want to go through the hustle.  I was suggested to put it on lease busters and that someone might even offer me some extra money to take over the lease.

What you guys think?

[kardood69]

Leasebusters is a friggin crock. I've been trying to take over a lease for a mini van and I'd say less than 5% have responded to my inquiries.

Of the ones that did respond (3) 1 said his lease was about to get picked up, the other said the lease had already been taken and the last one I've been waiting over 3 weeks to actually make the deal.

Sounds like the vehicles are moving , so is it really a crock?!

[dash]

Crock probably not, I experienced rather the same issues when looking, best deals to be found were all ready sold, although in defence of Leasebusters, I generally waited a week or two before acting on a add and Used car dealers do the same thing, leaving 'good deals' advertised after being long gone, just part of the baiting tools they use.

[lindaw]

I bought a van from them and it was cheap and a very good van.
You have to pay $465.00 to break a lease and if you think it is worth the price they will take the car off your  hands. I would buy a car from them as they are honest and have good cars.