Volvo XC90 Lease Return Video
This Volvo XC90 was brought in for a lease inspection. Although it was in good condition, there were still some issues which if dealt with could save money.
We were able to polish out a scratch near the rear of the car and do some cosmetic repairs, a combination of machine polishing and touch - up paint. This is a far cheaper alternative to respraying the panel or accepting a recharge from the lease company.
The aim of an end of lease inspection is always to save the customer money.
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