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I just called the Porsche Lease Center and used the automated service.

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The reason it would be less is due to the fact that less time has elapsed and therefore you wouldn't be paying the interest based on "x" months.

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I just called the Porsche Lease Center and used the automated service.

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The reason it would be less is due to the fact that less time has elapsed and therefore you wouldn't be paying the interest based on "x" months.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I just called the Porsche Lease Center and used the automated service. If I wanted to pay the car off now it would be "x" amount, not too bad. Now I entered a payoff date for next year (2/1/04) and the payoff amount went UP by almost 4k? Why does the payoff amount go UP the longer you're in your lease? I thought it was suposed to be the other way around. The early you ended your lease the more is cost? Weird -Kirby

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The reason it would be less is due to the fact that less time has elapsed and therefore you wouldn't be paying the interest based on "x" months. The reason people say it costs more to get out of a lease early is because the leasing company will hammer you with a termination fee. Even by paying off the entire lease up front I still don't think you're "off the hook" and can return the car without a penalty - it just means you get to keep the car and not have so much interst to pay over the course of the lease term.

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