Mercedes 4MATIC End-of-Lease Inspection Video
This Mercedes came in for a lease return check-up. There were multiple chips and scratches, making sure to take note of everything that could flag up.
We check the car to the BVRLA standards and find anything which might incur a recharge. We can then address enough of these issues in the most cost-effective way. By knocking some of the easier to fix problems off the list, we aim to bring the car under the threshold of charges. In this way, although you might be returning the car with some damage, the lease company will conclude there isn't enough to warrant billing you.
This means our pre-lease return inspection can save you hundreds of pounds.
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When bringing your car to New Again, we often ask you to explain exactly the reason for having your car Protected, Valeted or Repaired. Once we understand exactly what it is you are trying to achieve, we will appraise your vehicle using our detailed appraisal check-sheet allowing us to identify areas of concern and tailor specific services that match your requirements and budget.
If you are not sure what service you need and would like to speak to one of our technicians, simply request a callback by filling in the form on our contact page.
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