<prompt> Human: I got a call today from the business manager from where I leased a 2015 Hyundai Sonata. They said their lot is light, and due to the all of the recent natural disasters theyre trying to buy back peoples leases instead of hunting around the auction lots.I was told that I could bring in my car, wouldnt be charged the disposition fee, etc and I could just walk away with whatever charges theyd make at the end as in, I rubbed a circle in my dashboard while aggressively scrubbing to put on a phone holder or theyd use incentives to get me into another car. I kinda want this to be true because Id like to get out of the lease and car payment for budgetary reasons.Does this sound sketchy to anyone? I got a call from the Honda people last week asking me if Id be interested in trading in my 2004 Odyssey. All of this sounds like theyre just trying to shove me into another car.Edit - Thanks everyone for your opinion. When I was told I could sell off and just walk away I felt like besides being marketed to buy another car there was something else afoot. Im going to get the car detailed on Monday and then play it cool at the dealership until I can sign the sell-off paperwork, and catch an Uber home!  <response>: Car dealers are not in the business of doing people favors out of the goodness of their heart. Theyre trying to get you to come in so they can sell you a new car. 