Northwest Leasing Dennis Dillon, Brad Dillon, Treasure Valley Leasing *Northwest Leasing & Dennis Dillon - Modern Day Thugs!!! Boise Idaho

Your report has several bits of misinformation in it:

1) "Kia's have a good rating" - no they do not have a good rating anywhere but on the Kia website.

2)  "I did not want to do a lease, they pulled a fast one on me..." It is completely impossible for a dealer to pull a fast one on you if you read the paperwork you are signing at the time you are signing it (not later).

I am not defending KIA whatsoever because they are one of the worst cars/vehicles on the planet. This is well known by almost everyone over the age of 12 if you actually do your research rather than believe what a car sales rep tells you.

You fell for a line because you wanted to believe the sales rep and the F&I guy. Never go into a car dealership without having had your financing lined up before you go through a third party like a credit union or bank. If you do, you are subject to the well-known game playing that most dealership finance offices play. You are an adult now. It is time to learn to protect yourself from these vehicle loan scams that proliferate the auto finance business.

As to getting out of this lease, check (read) the lease contract to see what your options are at this point. It will cost you a great deal of money, time and effort at this stage. The only thing that could be worse is if you default on the lease. If you default you will have a repo on your credit and a large penalty to pay for many years (7 to 20 years depending upon if there is a judgment issued on your default). So be careful with your next steps.

From now on, don't sign anything without reading it first. Don't leave without a copy of it in your hand. Learn to take control over your own financials. Don't think of yourself as a 'younger woman' victim. Take control over your life and learn from this experience.

One piece of advice:  Kia's are truly terrible cars for maintenance. They are cheap to buy and expensive to maintain because the parts are priced very, very high. Get rid of it before it starts breaking down which is fairly quickly. Next time you buy a vehicle (and not lease) research maintenance issues first. Kia's cost an arm and a leg for maintenance and are not worth it for even the short run.

Last point:  don't lease a vehicle. It is not a wise thing to do. Research the pros and cons of leasing from legitimate websites that are not affiliated with auto dealerships so you get accurate info.