It is possible. You yourself can't do it I don't believe. I think, correct me if I'm wrong, that if the dealer wants to keep the car for their own used car inventory then they have a limited number of days to request a market adjusted wholesale price from Chrysler. Chrysler will usually do it, as it saves them the trouble of transporting it and auctioning it off again for even less. My guess is you would have to have the dealer do this on your behave and have them agree to sell it back to you for the adjusted price plus a little for their trouble. That's the way it worked about 5 years ago when I worked for a Chrysler Dealership. I never had to do it while working at the Dodge dealer, as you see very few Dodge's Leased. Ford Lincoln Mercury does it that way too.