Every listing shows the monthly, the miles, the months left — and what the poster's own lease agreement says about handing it off. Free to browse, no account needed.
New to this? How a lease transfer works, and what each bank is reported to allow →
Post a lease you want to hand off, or a car you're selling — it'll show up here with everyone who raises a hand.
Sign in first, so your listing, photos, drafts and receipts are saved to your account and you can manage them from any device.
Your email is never shown on a listing unless you add it yourself. We use it to sign you in and to send receipts.
People compare on the numbers. Get those exact and the rest is easy.
Start with the VIN — it's on the dashboard by the windshield, the driver's door sticker, your registration and your insurance card. We'll fill in the rest from it.
Up to 8. The first one is the cover. Front three-quarter, side, back, dashboard with the odometer showing, and the seats sell a car; a screenshot of the lease statement does not.
Straight from your lease statement.
Tesla's own leasing page says lease transfers are not available after November 27, 2024, so a Tesla lease can't be posted here — whichever bank services it. (Selling a Tesla you own is fine — switch to "I'm selling a car I own".) Tesla's page ↗
Total allowed = miles per year × lease years (12,000/yr on a 36-month lease is 36,000). Over-mileage is usually 15–25¢ per mile, charged to whoever holds the lease at the end.
Your contract is the only document that decides this. Find the section called "Assignment" or "Transfer" — usually a few lines — and tell people what it says.
Private sale, as-is. Buyers will check the VIN — that's a good thing.
Shown on the listing as your own description of the car. Buyers weigh it themselves — it doesn't change the estimate below.
Be clear now and you'll get fewer back-and-forth messages.
Shown only when someone opens your listing.
At least one of phone or email is required.