Hi
@junodragon, getting out of any vehicle lease is nearly impossible. Your first steps are:
- Ask your leasing bank if your lease is transferable.
- Ask your leasing bank what is the loan payoff (every lease has one).
With that information, your options are:
- Let somebody else take over the lease if it's transferable. Keep in mind that the transferee must be credit approved like you were. There are a few services other than Swapalease. Google "swap my car lease."
- Sell the car to a private party and pay the leasing bank the difference between what you sold the car for and what you own.
- Sell the car to a dealer. You can go to any dealer, including Tesla, and try to sell them your car. But, you're gonna get an offer substancially less than your payoff (if your lease is that new, I would venture to say $7-10k less). You'd have to come up with the difference.
- Surrender the car back to the leasing bank and let them reposes it. Not a good idea, you'll ruin your credit.
- Payoff the remainder of your lease (every payment) and return the car to the leasing bank. An expensive proposition just to have a refreshed MX.
Hope this helps.