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A lease swap is the transfer of a lease from one person to another. After the swap is complete, the new lessee becomes fully responsible for the lease, as long as the transaction meets all of the lessor's requirements.

Any tune will void your lease agreement. If you wanted to tune you should've bought the car instead. Technically it's not your car to modify. APR and Unitronic ECU tunes will trigger the flash counter in the ECU which can't be undone even if you revert mapping back to stock.

SwapALease charges $59.95 to register as a buyer. It's a one-time fee, and the account is active until you successfully match with a leased vehicle. SwapALease throws in a free credit check and a couple of ebooks as part of the package.

Can you remap a lease vehicle? You can not and should not remap a lease vehicle without the funder's permission, as they own the vehicle. If you seek their permission then you may but it is at their discretion only.

Find a new owner to take over your lease, if your contract permits transferring. You'll have to pay a transfer fee, but your credit will not be impacted.

Swapalease charges $59.95 to register as a buyer, and LeaseTrader charges subscription rates of $9.99 per month for a six-month minimum, $14.99 per month for three months, $19.99 per month for two months, or a flat fee of $34.99 for one month.

Another way to transfer your lease is to simply ask a family member or a trusted friend to take over the monthly payments. Make sure auto insurance still covers the vehicle, and have a clear understanding of who will pay for any excess wear and tear at the end of the lease.