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The marketplace for running lease contracts

Take over a lease car. Or pass your contract on.

Running lease contracts from Belgian companies. Shorter terms, fixed monthly payments and cars that are already on the road today.

Completely free. Listing, searching and taking over at no cost.
No. 0341Hybride
BMW X2

BMW X2

€ 633,73 /monthexcl. VAT
Term45 months
Mileage allowance10.000 km/year
LocationVeltem-Beisem
AvailabilityImmediate
€ 0for listing, searching and taking over
26 to 53months remaining term
0 dayswaiting time, the car is already on the road
Why a takeover

More car. Fewer months. Lower cost.

Een lopend leasecontract overnemen is de kortste weg naar een bedrijfswagen. En de snelste weg eruit.

Lower monthly payment

You step into the terms of the running contract, often below the current market price.

Only the months that remain

You do not start a new four or five year contract. You take over what is left to run, and you filter for that on the marketplace.

Available immediately

No waiting list of months. The car is registered, insured and already on the road today.

Between companies

Every contract is listed in the name of the company offering it, so you know who you are dealing with.

How it works

Two sides. One platform.

Whether you are looking for a car or want out of your contract: here is what happens, who decides and what you arrange yourself.

For the party taking over

I am looking for a car

Drive within weeks, not within months.

  1. 01
    Choose a contractFilter by make, monthly payment, term and mileage.
  2. 02
    Request the takeoverWe put you in touch with the current lessee.
  3. 03
    The leasing company approvesIt decides whether your company may take over the contract.
  4. 04
    Step inThe contract is in your name. The car is yours.
For the transferor

I want out of my contract

Free of your monthly payments without an early termination fee.

  1. 01
    List your contract for freeFive minutes of work. No listing fee, no subscription.
  2. 02
    Receive candidatesWith every request you see which company you are dealing with.
  3. 03
    Your leasing company draws up the transferIt assesses the candidate and provides the documents.
  4. 04
    DoneNo more car, no more monthly payments.
Tarief

Completely free. For everyone.

No listing fee, no subscription and no commission. Listing, searching, getting in touch and taking over: it costs you nothing.

  • List unlimited lease cars at no cost
  • Searching and getting in touch is free
  • No commission on a takeover
  • Every step of the approval explained
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Frequently asked questions

Everything about lease takeovers

In a lease takeover, your company takes over a running lease contract from another company. The monthly payment, the remaining term and the mileage allowance stay as they are in the original contract. You drive straight away, and the transferor is free of their monthly payments.
Yes, and that is the heart of the matter. The leasing company owns the car and is a party to the contract; it screens the taking-over company and draws up the transfer documents. Without its written agreement nothing changes, however well the two of you agree. The transferor submits the request to their own leasing company.
Nothing. Listing a lease car is free, so are searching and getting in touch, and we charge no commission on a takeover. No listing fee, no subscription, no hidden costs.
Any company or sole trader with a Belgian company number. Every listing is in the name of the company offering it, and that name is shown before you get in touch. Anyone who wants their company number displayed as well ticks that themselves when publishing.
As soon as the leasing company approves the takeover. Expect a few weeks from first contact to handover of the keys. Compare that with the wait of several months for a new lease car.
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