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Calculateur d'Achat de LOA Voiture

Comparez l'option d'achat résiduelle de votre contrat de location de voiture LOA/LLD par rapport aux cours réels des véhicules d'occasion.

Lisez aussi: Guide rachat de leasing, Guide refinancement et leasing

Comment ça marche

A lease buyout calculator compares the contract residual to market value and optional loan cost to decide whether buying your leased car beats returning it.

À l'échéance de votre formule de location financière automobile (LOA/LLD), votre bailleur propose une valeur residuale déterminée lors du calibrage du contrat. Parfois, la robustesse du marché de l'occasion valorise votre voiture au-delà de son prix de rachat. Exercer l'option d'achat vous permet de vous approprier cette différence.

Rachat de leasing vs restitution

En fin de lease, comparez le prix résiduel contractuel à la valeur marché (KBB/Edmunds). Marché au-dessus du résiduel : l'achat peut payer ; en dessous : restituer est souvent mieux.

Taxe de vente, immatriculation et financement du rachat entrent dans le coût total—ne comparez pas le résiduel seul.

Si vous financez le rachat, la mensualité auto s'ajoute au coût total face à un nouveau lease ou occasion.

Guide, exemples et méthodologie

How to use this car lease buyout calculator

Enter your contract residual (buyout price), estimated market value, optional sales tax rate, disposition or purchase fees, and buyout loan terms if you will finance the purchase. The calculator compares buying the car at lease end versus walking away, and can include a simple finance payment if you do not pay cash. Use it 60–90 days before lease maturity when you still have time to get independent market quotes.

Leasing companies set the residual at contract signing; market values move with supply, mileage, and model year. When market value exceeds residual, you have positive equity in buyout terms—the car is cheaper to buy than to replace at retail. When residual exceeds market value, returning the vehicle often beats buying unless you have excess wear fees that make return costly.

Example (USD): SUV with $22,000 residual

Market valueResidualRough equityTypical call
$24,500$22,000+$2,500Buyout may beat retail replacement
$20,000$22,000−$2,000Return or negotiate early buyout
$22,000 + 7% tax + $395 feeInclude tax/fees in true cost

Buyout vs return vs new lease

Buying preserves known maintenance history and avoids disposition charges when the car is in good shape. Returning is simple when the residual is above market or when wear-and-tear charges would apply on buyout anyway. A new lease resets payment but adds acquisition fees and another residual bet—compare the monthly cost of a new lease against owning the current car for 3–5 more years using this buyout math plus estimated maintenance.

Financing the buyout

Many lessors offer buyout loans; credit unions and banks may beat captive lender rates. Enter APR and term here to see monthly payment and total finance cost stacked on top of residual plus tax. A low payment with a 72-month note can cost more total interest than a shorter loan even if the buyout price is fair.

Early buyout before lease end

Early buyout quotes sometimes use remaining payments plus residual minus credits—not the contract residual alone. If you model early exit, confirm the lessor's payoff quote includes all remaining rent charge and fees. This calculator focuses on end-of-lease residual versus market; adjust inputs if your quote differs.

How we calculate

Equity position ≈ market value minus residual (before tax). Total buyout cost adds sales tax on the taxable base (rules vary by US state), purchase option fees, and finance interest if applicable. We do not model excess mileage or wear charges on return—add those mentally if your return inspection would be expensive.

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After buyout you own a depreciating asset—compare ongoing costs to a fresh lease or purchase using our car loan amortization calculator. For household cash-flow, see how buyout payment fits alongside mortgage refinance or student loan payoff in our refinance cluster guide.

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Questions fréquentes

Faut-il racheter la voiture si l'occasion est sous le contrat ?

Absolument pas. Vous paieriez votre monture au-dessus des prix courants. Laissez votre bailleur acter la perte et restituez-lui les clés.

Acheter si marché > résiduel ?

Souvent oui — revente possible.

Frais de rachat ?

Frais de dossier et taxes.

Négocier le résiduel ?

Parfois en fin de contrat.