Lease Return Inspections
If you are getting your lease car repaired, because you need to return it, you might be spending money you don't need to. Watch this video for advice for returning your lease car.
When you return your lease car, the lease company will inspect it for damage and charge you for anything they deem to be beyond fair wear and tear, this includes dents, scratches, cracks and missing items such as spare keys and locking wheel nuts. It pays to be prepared ahead of time and know the condition of your car, so you can make informed decisions, which can help you save money.
Call us today and book a Lease Return Inspection
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Can We Help You?
"We can offer specialist advice on the best car service to suit your requirements"
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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