Re: odometer.....
 

thnks for the input Brian.
They allow 96000kms over the 48month term (24k/yr) and charge 12 cents/k for
every km over that figure upon returning the car. You can purchase
additional km's for 10 cents/km which hardly seems worth it. I have
budgeted myself for 2000km's /month and if I hold true to that there will be
no problem. However, it would be nice to be able to flick a switch when
nearing 2000km's and flick it back on after you have entered the next month.

Rich
"Brian Smith" <Halifax@NovaScotia.Canada> wrote in message
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> "Rich" <rgsimm@telus.net> wrote in message
> news:Iwt2b.27448$ho5.384192@news2.telusplanet.net. ..
> > I realize it is illegal, unmoral and I know how I would feel if i bought
a
> > car with mis-representated mileage, so let's avoid plugging up this
thread
> > with comments of the such.
> >
> > I am about to lease a 2003 Honda Civic SIG 5 speed. My question is
this:
> > Is there a way to install a switch, or unhook the odometer (before the
> > computer) so mileage is not recorded on the odometer or on the computer
> > itself? I know a couple of people who have done such a thing to
domestic
> > vehicles and have had great success. Any suggestions, words of caution
or
> > directions to where I may find such discussions is greatly appreciated.
>
> If you think that you're going to exceed the mileage allowance on your new
> vehicle's lease why don't you simply make the lease include more mileage?
> Here it can be done at the time of signing at the same rate as the rate
per
> kilometre. That beats paying ten cents a kilometre for anything over the
> lease allowed mileage.
>
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> Brian
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