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 In the second grade they teach the little children how to write complete sentences and to use punctuation. Why not get one of those children to write for you since you obviously don't know that much! One the other hand, just keep on writing. It gets funnier with every post!

Paying cash for previous cars is completely irrelevant to this situation.  If the real motive was to create and build credit, then leasing a used car for a 2 year period at 20K miles per year from a used car lot in the manner in which the lease was done, wasn't the way to do it. 

The dealership is actually under no obligation to report your on-time payments and since the deal is between you and the dealer, there is no obligation to even report the debt UNLESS you were late, and then....bad news.  The dealer basically treated you both like sub-prime borrowers who would steal the car at a moment's notice rather than make on-time payments and then buyout the car. 

You would have been far better off leasing a new car, with a minimum amount down, less annual miles would have to be a give on the negotiations, extending the lease out for 3-4 years, and then writing into the lease an early buyout in order to limit upside profit for the dealer.  That would bump your credit up and protect you if there were issues with the car.

You also have no recourse in court against the used car dealer either, at least based on your truthful report.  It's OK for them to provide you a used car and lease it to you in an "as-is" condition, although I couldn't imagine a legit dealer would do that, but there's nothing preventing it either. 

A car lease means the car is still owned by the dealer, which traditionally means they would warranty at least some portion of the car, and why they put all the theft prevention items on the car.  Rather than assume full risk of the car and collections in a normal lease situation, what this dealer did is basically pawn off the risk of a poor car over to you, and assume the risk of collection, which to them was a minimal to zero risk. 

It's almost a zero risk lease with a lot of profit.  The fact they would write a contract like this makes me think they would never report the debt, nor the on-time payments.  So much for building credit.

 Glad you could comment on something you know nothing about we have very little credit because i have always paid cash not that its any of your business i dont need to lie about anything just a heads up for others

 I pay cash for everyone of my cars i have no need to prove anything to someone on the internet, if you must know we wanted our credit to be as good as possible because we had very little i dont like making payments as it is thank goodness for cameras for proof now i hope that makes you sleep better at night move along troll

Successful people who have 5 cars, don't go to places like this, they do not willingly pay $400/month for a 2-Year LEASE on a 2+ year old car car, they do not allow a GPS tracker to be put on their car. They especially don't do this with the attitude of "why not", unless they are lying or are totally clueless. Now, the people that do this are people that have not proven they can handle credit, people that "regular" dealers won't touch with a 10-foot pole.

my girlfriend works very hard and deserves to have a car that will run without problems that she pays for
- How is this for a "why not"...Why not allow her to use one of your other 5 cars? Why would you throw away $400/month with 5 other good(?) cars?  She could save that $400/month and in the two years have a very nice down payment on a new car. If she wants the sense of ownership, why not transfer one of your cars to her name? She is your GF and you trust her..right?

I will persue this legally and truthfully!!!
- To paraphrase a well known line.."thouh doth protest too much".  When people have to continually focus on how truthful they are being, it is often because they are not exactly telling the full truth as to the situation.

By the way, what are you going to pursue? You likely bought the car "As-Is" meaning that anything and everything that goes wrong with the car is YOUR responsiblity.  This isn't your car or your Girlfriend's car, they hold still the title.  As such they can reposess the car at any time and for any reason if they feel that either their property is in danger or you will not fulfill the loan agreement. You handed over the keys to the car, so there is no breach of peace in terms of the repo. So it doesn't even matter what your video shows.

Good Luck.