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Then you should be in the clear about using it to pull your light boat,but
make sure you keep it clean, without any dings or dents, from the parking lot. Whatever you do don't stain the carpeting or cloth seats. I have heard horror stories where the dealer wanted to charge so much for the "extra wear and tear" which the owner thought was "normal wear and tear", the owners found it cheaper to buy the car and the resell it on their own. These were attorneys who used the car for work, and it picked up the normal small dings in the parking lot. It sounds like you got one hell of a deal, and hopefully you will come out ahead in the lease. My personal cars I have always kept as long as they would runs reliablly, so I have never considered a lease. Oh, and you really are a *******. ; ) -- Reggie "Don White" wrote in message ... Reginald P. Smithers wrote: Don, Seriously double check the fine print. The salesman has no concerns if they charge you extra for additional wear and tear on the truck. It is the norm for people to get charged extra for anything they considered excessive wear and tear. Checked the lease. Couldn't find towing mentioned anywhere. I'm allowed 20K kilometers a year...be lucky to do half that since the wife and youngest son pretty much use the old mini-van. |
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