im leasing a car can i put a body kit on it

[lordguy]

im leasing an 05 saturn ion well theres not much for racing an ion but im into fast cars and the street racing world. my friends laught at my car so i want to make it stand out i found a body kit for the car it would cost around 7-8 hundred to get it and install. would the saturn dealership fine me for this install.

[Silver Shadow]

I don't know about Saturn's lease policies but Infiniti's is:
"You will also be responsible for removing any additional equipment you might have installed."

Lease Policy

[wperdigon]

probably like all other dealerships out there - they have an intent to resell the car and if you have any modifications done to it like a body kit, they will hit you and charge you to change it back to stock - on a lease it stinks because you really can't do things like that unless your prepared at the end of the lease to return it to stock

[WhereHaveYouBeen]

No.

[black985speed]

My dad leased a car once, he didnt walk right for 36 months. I dont even think they used lube.

[Deathmage]

My dad leased a car once, he didnt walk right for 36 months. I dont even think they used lube.

LOL,
I concur.. leasing is a good way to get 'charmed' by a tool big enough for an elephant to feel. You can put side skirts and a wing, which are placed on by eurothane tape, but for front and rear bumpers, you have to drill holes on most of them.. although, front and rear lips are held together by tape also.. so theoritically, yes. You can take them off after the lease. The tape rolls off pretty easily so you can take them off without damaging the paint (in most cases )

[dfw_danny]

I don't know about Saturn's lease policies but Infiniti's is:
"You will also be responsible for removing any additional equipment you might have installed."

Lease Policy

In all of my years with Infiniti I have never once seen a customer charged to remove something from a car.

[STEADYDRIFTING]

why would you want waste almost a 1000 dollars on a car your going to bring back.

[Silver Shadow]

Originally Posted by dfw_infiniti

In all of my years with Infiniti I have never once seen a customer charged to remove something from a car.

Didn't say you would be charged, just referenced Infiniti's policy.