irenesbob

In about 6 months I will be at the end of my 3-yr lease on a B7 A4. The lease allows 10,000 miles a year for a total of 30,000 miles. By my estimation, I will have about 35,000 miles on the car at the lease end. I am planning to buy the car for my daughter. Will Audi come after me for additonal mileage charges if I buy the car at the agreed upon price in the lease? I know they will if I turn the car in, but was wondering if they ignore mileage when you opt to buy it. Any help will be apprecvisted.

LAT360

No, the mileage is irrelevant if you buy the car.

vtsquid

I would not worry about buying the car you leased.You know exactly how it was serviced and treated.The purchase price at the end of a lease usually reflects actual cash value.Not a bad deal in my opinion.

Mark16q

I helped a client of mine buy his TT at the end of the lease, and with some hemming and hawing, we got a $1000 debit card out of the deal. Depending on how badly they do or don't want the car back, you can either get $'s off the buyout, or $'s back with other incentives. If the car has held value well, they probably won't do anything. You have to push it, but there may be $'s on the table.

And correct that if you buy the car, excess miles don't matter.

Mark