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Originally Posted by jeostang
Bringing this back up,
I decided to do 10k miles, because we have 3 cars and I work from home. I still might go over by 6k or less, but that extra mileage payment can be deducted on my taxes on our business. I just like the looks of the 66% residual value and will deal with any overages at the end if any. Is my thinking correct? This is my 1st lease, our accountant has been begging us to start leasing cars over buying so we finally decided to lease.
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I'm on the same situation, I'll be going over my contract mileage by about 4,000.
Which if I've read correctly, means 4,000 x 0.20 = $800 in penalty fees for going over my 10k/year agreement.
Still clueless with what happens next lol
How tough are they when it comes to rim damage? I've scratched mine due to parking
