Some car manufacturers, including Audi Financial, Acura Financial, BMW Financial Services, and Ford Credit, have partial or complete restrictions on third-party lease buyouts. GM Financial and Honda have also joined the list of brands that don't allow you to sell your lease outside the brand.
Benefits of Extending a Ford Lease If you're happy with your current vehicle and not ready to lease or finance a new model, a lease extension lets you keep driving it without a long-term commitment. Lease extensions also allow for time to explore other vehicle options if you're unsure what you want next.
There's no standard credit score needed to lease a car. However, you stand a better chance of being approved for a lease with a favorable interest rate if you have good credit or better. On the FICO scoring range, that's a score of 670 or above, though lenders may prefer a score of 700 or above.
term lease is from 12 months up to 24 months. A standard lease can last from 24 to 48 months. A longterm lease is greater than 48 months and can be up to 96 months.
In some cases, you might have the option to extend your Ford lease. This is a good choice if you are not ready to commit to a new vehicle. Speak to our finance professionals for more information about lease extensions.
Formal lease extension 6-12 months is the typical extension period.
You may terminate your lease early by following the instructions contained in the "Voluntary Early Termination" section of your Lease Agreement. For more information on lease-end options please visit the Preparing for Lease-End page.
A formal lease extension requires you to sign a contract that extends the lease for a set term, often running anywhere from six to 12 months. This type of lease extension may also come with a revised monthly lease payment and revised mileage limits.