Leasebusters - worth it?

[RS.Fez]

Im thinking of getting rid of the B7 A4 for something a bit less restrictive in the financial department.

Anyone have any experience with leasebusters? my lease payments are $840ish and im half done the term in September, with 2 years left. Just curious if it would be worth going thru the trouble or is better just sticking it out.

PS: if i let it go, imma have plenty of goodies to sell off or trade for stock body parts (APR exhaust, chipped puter, carbon fibre interior, blacked out grill.... )

[MAlby7]

My buddy tried it but you need to offer an incentive for someone to take your lease. Especially with the price drops and the new model coming out you're almost better off to hold on to it.

[Pr0n]

When I was first looking for a car (before deciding on the Audi), most people that didn't offer a decent incentive like a few thousand, were ignored, and those posts stayed up there for months. How much was your downpayment? You can use that as incentive, saying you'll sign it over.

I don't think I can use anything of yours, boourns!

[hoganalley]

When I got rid of my Mazda 6 Wagon the incentive was the fact I bought overage on the KM's. If you didn't use them all, you got the money back. Most of them you'll see that they give you $1500-$2000 and you take it over. Unless you have some kick ass deal written into your lease, it's not going to go with no incentive.

Very good to deal with though. They'll help you market the car the best way you can to help move it.

[afretes]

B7 A4s with s-line are now leasing for under $700. So for you to offer a $840 payment you would have to offer a huge incentive.