![]() |
When you lease a car - can you modify it at all??
If you lease a car are you allowed to make changes to it? For example different wheels and springs to lower it?
|
are you for real?
|
Yes why? I never lease cars. I always bought my cars upfront fully paid.
|
Quote:
sure, the next guy who leases your vehicle wants it all ghettoed with 20s and lowered.... and dont forget those autoparts store "racing" stickers on the doors. |
You seem upset :Oh crap
|
Quote:
laughing at dumb questions doesnt upset me. |
Quote:
Would actually love to see the faces of the guys at the lease company, when you returning your car all full with Neon lights and 20" spinners hehehehe |
Quote:
Either way , changing to nicer wheels shouldn't matter since you can just put the original ones back on when the lease runs out. |
sure, you can do springs and shit just keep the original ones and swap it back later and sell the after market stuff and make back some $.
no reason to give it away to the dealership for free |
Just save the original parts. When you turn it in put the parts back on. Most leases dont see the end anyway. Well mine do. If I see any fees I just take a drive to TJ and send em down a cliff somewhere. Thats the best way to end a lease. They fuck me so I fuck them.
|
Quote:
Some lease company will actually supply you the car with the mods. |
Quote:
|
Quote:
.. and now .. Leasing Agents :winkwink: o yeah, i forgot .. some of us are adult webmasters too :pimp |
yes you can, just dont mod the engine, the leasing companies scan the computer to make sure nothing was done. as far as wheels or springs, keep the oem and take them off when returning and sell them on ebay. will cost you next to nothing. wasnt a stupid question at all, not sure why fletch was attacking him.
|
I do all the time, tons of mods, then I just trade the lease in to another dealer :)
The last time I did this was with an M3, traded it in on a Porsche. |
rims, tires, cold air induction etc.... never had a problem turning them back in..
|
I imagine it's just like an apartment that you lease...
Do whatever you like - but make sure all the holes are patched and all the walls are the original shade of white when you leave. |
You can do it but you have to bring the car back in the condition you bought it in. It's really not worth it TBH...
|
if you're only leasing a car don't bother... BUY a car if you want to modify it....
|
typically not. You have to keep the car original, or only makes changes performed by the dealership. Modifying a car changes it's value and negates most warranties, so any mods you do usually have to be done in a way that will be universally accepted as an improvement (ie radio upgrades), not affect the warranty, and be performed by the dealer.
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
All times are GMT -7. The time now is 06:42 AM. |
Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.8
Copyright ©2000 - 2025, vBulletin Solutions, Inc.
©2000-, AI Media Network Inc123