Lease Return Options - Richardson, TX

Chrysler, Jeep, Dodge, and RAM Lease Returns

As your lease term approaches its end, you'll need to decide what comes next. Whether you're considering upgrading to a new Chrysler, Jeep, Dodge, or RAM, keeping your current car, or returning the lease, we're here to support you through the process.

Option 1: Upgrade to a New Vehicle

When your lease ends, you can upgrade to one of the newest models on the market. You can enjoy a seamless transition into a brand-new car by trading in your leased vehicle.

Perks of Leasing Again:

• Newest Models Available: Always enjoy driving vehicles with the latest technology and features.
• Reduced Maintenance Costs: Lease agreements often include maintenance packages that help lower repair costs.
• Possibly Lower Monthly Costs: Depending on your circumstances, your payments for a new lease might be similar to or even less than your current lease.

Option 2: Buying Out Your Lease

If you've enjoyed driving your leased vehicle and want to keep it, purchasing it at the end of your lease term is a viable option.

Things to Consider for a Buyout:

• Vehicle Condition: Evaluate the condition of your vehicle, considering any wear, mileage, or repairs needed.
• Market Value: Research the current market value of your vehicle to see if it's worth purchasing.
• Financial Aspects: Compare the total cost of ownership, factoring in payments, interest, and depreciation, against the vehicle's buyout price.

Option 3: Returning Your Lease

The return process is easy and efficient if it's time to move on from your leased vehicle.

Pre-Return Inspection:

• Scheduling: Arrange your pre-return inspection a few weeks before the lease ends.
• Inspection Process: A representative will review your vehicle for any excessive wear, interior damage, or exterior marks.
• What Happens Next: The vehicle's condition will be checked against the lease agreement terms.

Completing the Return and Potential Charges:

• When you return your vehicle, be sure to bring the lease agreement, all sets of keys, the manual, maintenance documents, and any accessories that came with the vehicle.
• Mileage Charges: If you've exceeded the mileage limit, a fee will be charged based on the extra miles.
• Excess Wear and Tear: Any excessive damage, like dents or stains, could incur extra fees.
• Disposition Fee: This fee covers administrative costs related to processing your returned lease.

As your lease nears its expiration, now is a great time to consider your options. Whether you choose to upgrade to a new vehicle, buy out your current lease, or simply return it, we'll ensure a smooth and stress-free experience.

For more information on lease return options, feel free to contact us.