Auto Lease Buyout
Online financing to buy out your lease.
Whether you’re a current Ally lease customer,
or with another lender, all roads lead to ownership.

How a lease buyout works.

Step 1
Fill in your information to see if you pre-qualify with no impact to your credit score.

Step 2
Choose an offer that best fits your financial goals and submit an application for approval.

Step 3
Sign your loan agreement and provide needed information.
Ready, set, go and explore your options.
Whether you want to buy your leased vehicle outright or finance the buyout amount, we make it easy and straightforward.
Current Ally lease customer.
If you want to purchase your vehicle, log in to your Ally Auto account to get your buyout quote. After you’ve retrieved the buyout information, pay the purchase price of your vehicle, plus any applicable taxes, fees and other unpaid amounts.
You may also qualify for the option to finance the purchase of your vehicle. Check out your financing options based on your lease details. Don’t worry - pre-qualification won't affect your credit score.
Ally is restricted from selling vehicles in the following states: AK, FL, IN, IA, KS, MA, ME, MN, SD, WI. If you currently live in one of these states, you will need to work with a dealer directly.
Other Ally lease-end options to consider
Your dealer can help assist you with your options, no matter what you decide to do at lease-end.
If you're planning to return your vehicle, here are a few helpful reminders .
Additionally, you can extend your lease by calling us at 1-888-925-2559 .
We offer additional coverage options you can easily add during the process.
Help protect your finances against a total
loss event with GAP.
Financing for Guaranteed Asset Protection (GAP) is available to eligible loan customers.
Get peace of mind with extended
vehicle coverage.
Financing for vehicle service protection options is available to eligible loan customers.
Looking for something else?
If lease buyout doesn’t apply to your situation, you can explore vehicle refinancing instead.
FAQs
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