when leaseing a car can you change the dash to keep from showing all the miles?

Answer 1

nope and its illegal as al get out to try...dont drive so many miles on a lease, you knew that when you signed the lease.

Answer 2

Unfortunately the answer is no! The computer registers it and dealers have programs available to them for that purpose.
What you might be able to do though, if the lease is hurting you financially, is take the early termination option which might be cheaper in the long run. So many people jump into those leases with little or no understanding about them. They are designed to "maximize profits for the dealers"! Corporate America uses them but they don't really seem to care as they write it off as business expense. Ubfortunately, most people cannot do that.
The newer leases are even worst than previous versions!

Answer 3

Yup... chiming in here...

What you're doing is called "fraud". In the old days you could tamper with the odometer (not legally) but today there are lots of safeguards build in to prevent that.

In fact, I'm wondering if the car's computer controls that now? hmmm.... Anyway, it's not as simple as the old days, where a straightend paper clip could roll back miles within minutes.

Next time, be smarter financially. Buy a car coming off of lease instead of leasing a new one. In fact, you might consider buying your current car to minimize the financial damage (or at least financing the damage).

Answer 4

That's called fraud,
and not only can they have charges against you and you could go to jail,

you could be forced to pay for the total value of the car because you broke your contract and defrauded the company.

So if you like prison you are headed that way.

Answer 5

YOU CAN BUT AS SOON AS YOU DO THEY WILL KNOW ABOUT IT THE COMPUTER IN THE CAR WILL DATE THE DISCONNECT AND MARK IT AS A PROBLEM PLUS YOU WONT BE ABLE TO TELL HOW FAST YOU ARE GOING