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FINANCING OPTIONS TUTORIAL

When you lease, you are responsible for excess wear and tear, damage and missing equipment. Excess wear is anything beyond the normal and ordinary wear a vehicle endures, such as wear caused by:


  • Neglect or abuse
  • Damage
  • Poor maintenance

This includes:


  • Broken glass and dented body parts
  • Damaged mechanical or electrical parts
  • Stained or torn interior fabric
  • Use of inferior parts or materials for repairs


You must also service the vehicle in accordance with the manufacturer's recommendations. You should:


  • Keep a service record on your vehicle, so you have a handy and complete maintenance record that verifies work done
  • You can make it easy on yourself by having your maintenance work done at the dealership - then you will have an automatic record and accurate history of all your service and maintenance


How to Fix Excess Wear and Tear


If you do have excess wear and tear on your vehicle, you can either:


  • Have it repaired yourself at the dealership or at a qualified repair facility
  • Pay additional charges for the repairs to be made at the end of your lease



 
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