People Lease Cars....what about Parts/Mods?

hankcah · 12-22-2012, 10:42 PM

I see many posts with leasers "parting out" with a list of mods that they need to get rid of in order to turn in their leased car.

The car is leased...why not lease the parts as well? :: suspensions, chips, brakes, wheels, exhausts....you name it.

Would you pay for this service? Say if it included installation of the parts and uninstall before trade in.

Let me know your thoughts!

sherman9800 · 12-23-2012, 02:59 PM

The problem I see with this is warranty of the parts after a certain amount of time since probably the warranty is close to running out after the average 3 year lease.

slicer · 12-27-2012, 01:52 PM

Cars have titles that allow the leasing company to maintain contractual ownership of the car in order to secure the lease cleanly, efficiently, and cheaply. Aftermarket parts do not have titles. The cost to document an aftermarket parts lease just wouldn't be practical (each transaction would be custom).

shivaswrath · 01-25-2013, 06:27 PM

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Originally Posted by hankcah

I see many posts with leasers "parting out" with a list of mods that they need to get rid of in order to turn in their leased car.

The car is leased...why not lease the parts as well? :: suspensions, chips, brakes, wheels, exhausts....you name it.

Would you pay for this service? Say if it included installation of the parts and uninstall before trade in.

Let me know your thoughts!

You can lease new F30's with M Performance parts port installed and built into the payment...I think that's the safest option.

RBR_630 · 02-05-2013, 09:05 PM

I would think BMW USA would welcome me going to them and purchase/install their performance exhaust ony e90, no? How would this affect my lease? It's an oem part. My lease is up in 2014

fireline43 · 02-09-2013, 08:49 AM

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Originally Posted by hankcah

I see many posts with leasers "parting out" with a list of mods that they need to get rid of in order to turn in their leased car.

The car is leased...why not lease the parts as well? :: suspensions, chips, brakes, wheels, exhausts....you name it.

Would you pay for this service? Say if it included installation of the parts and uninstall before trade in.

Let me know your thoughts!

I think your on to a good idea. You'd lease the parts to people then after take them off and sell them. If something breaks because of the mods, you have to take that in to consideration also. Because like if you tune a 335i, then the turbos blow and they bring it to the dealership, they won't get fixed. You could have a service I guess that if something breaks you will un install for the to bring it to service.

fireline43 · 02-09-2013, 08:49 AM

but in all honestly, i think it's a cool idea. I'd pay $50 a month or something to have my car hooked up for the 3 years

12-22-2012, 10:42 PM	#1
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sherman9800 New Member 0 Rep 13 Posts Drives: Lexus Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: So Cal iTrader: (0)	The problem I see with this is warranty of the parts after a certain amount of time since probably the warranty is close to running out after the average 3 year lease.
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RBR_630 New Member 1 Rep 23 Posts Drives: '14 F30 Diesel Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: NY iTrader: (0)	I would think BMW USA would welcome me going to them and purchase/install their performance exhaust ony e90, no? How would this affect my lease? It's an oem part. My lease is up in 2014 __________________ '11 AW 335ixDrive ///M Sport\|Performance Power Kit\|Mtec V3\|BMS Intake - Old '14 MG 328D - With nothing.
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fireline43 Lieutenant 43 Rep 497 Posts Drives: 2013 Mercedes C250 Join Date: May 2012 Location: South Florida iTrader: (0)	but in all honestly, i think it's a cool idea. I'd pay $50 a month or something to have my car hooked up for the 3 years
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