Leased car claim question

CardinalComb wrote: ↑ It's odd that the leasing company would let you return the car before the lease is due.

vkizzle wrote: ↑ Generally allowed if you take another lease.

Inclemental wrote: ↑ depending on much money they will make from the return and the new lease.

sokhangoo wrote: ↑ Exactly. He basically counted on you lease another vehicle in 2 years, IF your car is in good condition with no accidents and low mileage on it. But I bet depending on what car you will lease at the 2-years mark, you can somehow get a good deal from there. I'd say just go through proper channels and fix the car properly first, worry about returning the car in 2-years then. There is already a damage on the car and lease-guard won't cover that for sure.

lamboman wrote: ↑ But will the dealership give him/her a good return price on the vehicle because it has an accident on it already? I mean anything you go through insurance will be recorded, unless you go under the table.

dealixious wrote: ↑ I have a leased vehicle on 3 year lease which just came up on its first year. I was told by the sales associate that as long as no accidents I can return in two years. I do have a lease guard as well.

I just got rear ended in a parking by a new driver. The rear bumper has minor damage and the other drivers husband owns a car repair facility. Wanted to know what is my best option? I was planning on returning the car in 1 years time provided no accidents.