I wanted to share my situation and see if anyone else has run into something similar with Kia Financial Services.I leased a Kia Niro on 10/15/2021, with the lease ending on 10/15/2025. I decided to return the vehicle about four months early, and Kia’s initial letter indicated that—besides a $400 lease-end fee—I’d be responsible for roughly $1,400, with a more detailed breakdown to come later.Since returning the car, I learned that it was already sold, yet I’m still receiving system notifications about it. Then, just two days after my original lease maturity date (10/17/2025), I received a collection notice saying I’m in default for the entire four months of remaining lease payments plus the $400 fee.From a practical and fair standpoint, I don’t understand how Kia can charge me for lease payments on a car they’ve already resold. It also directly contradicts their earlier communication about the $1,400 total.Has anyone here experienced something similar? How did Kia handle it, and were you able to get the charges corrected?Thanks in advance — I really appreciate any insight from people who’ve dealt with Kia or other leasing companies in similar situations.
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