CableGuy
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I'm putting up my 2013 Chrysler 300S for lease take over. I want to buy another vehicle so I'm making room.
It's the "S" trim with the 5.7 Hemi,with "Beats by Dre", heated and full power front seats, nice 9" touch screen to name a few of the nice options. It's been maintained at the dealer I bought it at, what little it has needed so far. The interior is still very clean and smells new. There is one small scrape on the rear bumper, but only about the size of a nickle so under Chrysler's "smaller than a credit card" rule you're good to go.
It has 16K (I bought more) mile per year for the 27 months of the lease. Right now it has ~8800 on it and I'm in the 6th month, so I'm over by about 800. You'll get ~1300 miles per month for the remainder of the lease.
To take over the lease you MUST apply with Chrysler Capital. Chrysler Capital requires a $600 transfer fee that the buyer must pay. The payment is $330.xx a month. There are 22 remaining payments. Lease terminates September 2015
It's the "S" trim with the 5.7 Hemi,with "Beats by Dre", heated and full power front seats, nice 9" touch screen to name a few of the nice options. It's been maintained at the dealer I bought it at, what little it has needed so far. The interior is still very clean and smells new. There is one small scrape on the rear bumper, but only about the size of a nickle so under Chrysler's "smaller than a credit card" rule you're good to go.
It has 16K (I bought more) mile per year for the 27 months of the lease. Right now it has ~8800 on it and I'm in the 6th month, so I'm over by about 800. You'll get ~1300 miles per month for the remainder of the lease.
To take over the lease you MUST apply with Chrysler Capital. Chrysler Capital requires a $600 transfer fee that the buyer must pay. The payment is $330.xx a month. There are 22 remaining payments. Lease terminates September 2015
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