I’m approaching the end of my lease in 3 months, and I wanted to extend it further for a year or two. I got the car in 2022, and at the time, there was no mention of a mileage maximum of 20,000 if you wanna extend the lease. My car is actually on 34,000 miles, and I’m not sure what’s the best thing to do here. The car is under-25, and there are barely any good options for under-25s so it’s practically pointless to get a new car. What’s the best way to go about extending without immediate refusal due to mileage? I believe it’s legally wrong of them to suddenly add a rule which wasn’t a part of the contract signed
In theory you should be able to extend your lease, but lets see what happens we are in the same position next year see post wmcforum December 31 2023 8.30am quote 252748
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Unfortunately I have suffered a brain injury and occasionally I get confused and often say the wrong thing.