Lease vehicles are subject to charges for repair costs of damage that fall outside of “fair wear and tear”. An assessment made by the lease company on return of the vehicle at the term end.
The British Vehicle Rental and Leasing Association (BVRLA) offers an industry standard guide to wear and tear on a lease vehicle, with the most common repairs and subsequent charges being as a result of:
– Scratches on paintwork.
– Dents or chips on the bodywork.
– Burns, rips or tears to the upholstery or carpets.
– Damage to the wheels.
It is advisable to prepare early for your vehicle’s return and protect its residual value. vGroup International supplies highly economical products and services that will prove beneficial to ensure you are not left with a costly bill at the end of your lease. These include floor and seat protection – that look great too.
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