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Originally Posted by Aija
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especially if its leased.
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I don't agree, and probably the way the lease is written (it's favorable for the lessor in every way), it doesn't either.
If I were in the same position, believe me, I would not be pleased. But to say someone should give me a car to drive, that's fair because of the general policy about loaners while being serviced. Making payments on the owner's behalf, that's pretty good, must be a courtesy. To put 50 days of mileage on someone else's 330, to keep them off the 335 (which is like 80 cents per mile), and then to want more, it's just bizarre. Didn't we learn about unjust enrichment in high school?
These sort of individuals don't make me mad, because I run into them in the course of work. But I definitely avoid them as acquaintances and friends. My .02.