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@inthehands
We leased our Tesla in 2019, lease expired in 2022. The pandemic led to a huge shortage of used cars so we bought the car for $50k+ and could have flipped it the next day for $60k

Sold it last month at a 5-figure loss

If you want to break the lease, the usual path would be to sell the remainder of the lease to a third party broker but Tesla no longer allows that

Breaking the lease means a huge loss, penalties, etc. — the cheapest path would be to buy out the lease then sell it