In my experience if you have it under lease and it's only one or thereabouts years in you are likely to be way, way upside down (car industry term for somebody who owes more than their car is worth).
The VERY FIRST thing you need to do is get a payout figure from the lease company. The value of the vehicle is totally irrelevant until you know the payout. It's possible that if you have taken a long lease and only been in the vehicle a short time that the payout today may even be more than the original purchase price of the vehicle.
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