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How to Turn in your Car Lease?
By Product Expert | Posted in Dealer Information, New Ford, Sales on Tuesday, October 26th, 2021 at 12:04 pm
Before we go ahead and understand how to turn in a car lease, let us understand what does it mean to turn in your car lease. Car lease is another way of owning a vehicle, without buying it. In the case of buying, you own the vehicle at the end of the loan period, whereas while leasing, you don’t become the owner. You return the car at the end of the lease. Read on to know how to turn in your car lease.
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How does car lease work?
As the largest volume Ford dealer in the world, we strive for excellence in customer satisfaction. So we offer multiple ways to one your favorite vehicle. If you do not want to buy, you can lease vehicles at our dealership. Some people prefer to lease vehicles instead of buying as it has several advantages.
Car lease comes in cheap as it has comparatively low monthly installments. It doesn’t involve major car repairs as in the case of buying the vehicle. These advantages are there but the major reason is you can get a new car every few years instead of getting stuck with one. This gives an option to use the latest cars.
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Turn in your car lease at Brandon Ford
Once your lease period is over, you can turn in your lease, which means returning your vehicle. At Brandon Ford, standard lease return hours are Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. You can choose to drop your vehicle anytime, but the leasing team will look into it at these hours only.
After you drop your vehicle, it goes through inspection at the end of your Red Carpet Lease. You can also choose to get the inspection done at your home or office. The inspection gives information about the vehicle’s condition. Whether there is any wear and tear, etc. the better the condition at the time of return, the better is the return. The inspection only highlights extra damages and dents. It doesn’t include normal wear and tears while on road.
This information is mentioned in detail in your Ford wear and uses evaluator card. This information is vital as it will decide your lease end charges. After the inspection is complete, our team will let you know about the charges. Once this is finalized, you have turned in your car lease.
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