The dealer now says the family is on the hook for the lease or needs to pay $4,587 to return it
A dealership in Boston reportedly sold a four-year lease to a woman who had vowed to stop driving. Now that she's passed away her family says she regretted it, didn't drive it, and they want to return it. The dealer isn't budging though and requires they pay to end the lease or make the $420 monthly payments. There comes a time in everyone's life when driving is just no longer possible. For 92-year-old Grace Gangemi, that was evidently just a few months ago.
More: Toyota Salesperson Supposedly Offers GR Corolla Below MSRP, But Dealer Site Says Otherwise The stepson, Michael, asked Nucar to void the lease and take the vehicle back. According to him, it had just 4 miles on the odometer, the miles between Nucar and Grace's home. The dealer declined and a manager there described its position this way. “Who are we to question her ability to drive? If the customer is comfortable driving, then we are not going to question it.
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