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Originally Posted by afwares
Have you considered Swapalease? If we hadn't gone the M2 route, this is what we'd have done. There are so many people who either want to get something new and still have a year or so left on their current lease, or they're in financial distress and just need out. Plenty of M3 sedans available, plenty of Cadillacs, and everything else you can think of. Even having to absorb any disposition fee, or even a set of tires for turn-in, you're still out far less money than a full lease or purchase commitment and you get to "try" cars for short durations of 6-12 months to finish out their lease.
I have no affiliation, just throwing out the idea. If you can't make up your mind and don't want a big commitment to something.
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I have looked at swapalease a few times, but it always seems like they are just trying to transfer the screwjob they got to you. People asking exorbitant down payments with practically no miles left. Unless things have changed, I probably won't go back.