<prompt> Human: First post ever apologies if I did this wrong. So Ill start with I leased a car in May of last year, carried 4000 from my previous lease. In august I got into an accident with the leased vehicle and due to it being so new the repairs were tagged at approx 13000. At this point everything is all good didnt mind keeping the lease because I loved the car. Things changed in December as I had applied for and accepted a position that takes me to my now current home Dubai. This is where I need helpI was denied coverage to walkaway from my lease because it was a position I applied for.I have had my car posted on a lease exchange website for two months now and have had no responses. Im bleeding approximately 800 per month on this vehicle and Im not sure what I can do to get out of this lease. Help All amounts are in CDN dollars  <response>: The problem is that you have rolled over negative equity in your lease, and that probably means no down payment either? So, lets say that this is a lease for a BMW 528i. If the standard lease for it is 400 a month, your lease is 600 a month. When your lease is more expensive than the dealer, no one is going to come bail you out.So, your best option is to go to a dealership, and see how much your car is worth. See what theyll buy it back at. Now, call your leasing company, and ask for this months buyout. The difference is how much youre currently underwater. I think youll quickly find why no one wants to pay you 34,000 for your 22,000 car for example. Your best option is to sell the car for what its worth, and then pay the difference, whether you have the money up front or its from a personal loan.You are going to take a bath on this. Between rolling over the previous lease why did you do this? so that you are currently paying for a car that you dont even own any more, as well as this car having accident history, you need to sweeten the pot. You are currently asking someone to come bail you out and pay for your mistake. How many months are left on your lease? Id probably look at current lease deals, and compare your offer. If you arent getting any bites, then you havent sweetened the deal enough. Raise it to 3 months. Then 5 months up-front paid. Id expect you to have to offer minimum 5-7 months, because that barely makes up for the 4,000 that you rolled over. Was the accident repaired at the dealership, or is there damage that the new lessee will have to cover? 