The lease will stipulate the terms and fees to be released from a lease. Essentially it will work like a trade—the value of the car is assessed, the fees and depreciation are calculated. A lease will often have some negative equity that will be owed or rolled into another purchase if financing can be arranged. You didn't specifically say it was a Subaru but if it is, come in and see us. We can get you accurate numbers so you'll be able to make an informed decision that works for you.
I believe there will be a fee for that. Usually a signed lease is like a contract for 1-3 years depending on the dealer though.
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