The optional Leased Vehicle Excess Wear & Tear Plan may waive up to $7,500 of the cost of repairing covered parts including dents, dings, scratches and wear and tear on your vehicle at lease-end. You must turn in your vehicle at any time prior to or within 1 year after the original scheduled maturity date stated on your contract and you must not exercise the purchase option.
Leased Vehicle Excess Wear & Tear may waive up to $7,500 for excess wear and tear repairs to the following parts:
- Tires
- Paint
- Exterior dents and dings
- Windshield and glass
- Headlamps, tail lamps, light bulbs
- Bumpers, step bumpers, surrounding trim
- Wheels and wheel covers
- Factory audio equipment
- Convertible, padded and vinyl tops
- Upholstery and interior
- Carpets
- Truck bed liners
- Rubber door seals
- Mirrors
- Name plate badges and hood ornaments
- Door handles
- Moldings, trim, metal, chrome
- Belts and hoses
You can build the cost of the plan into your monthly lease payment. It's a simple and convenient way to help keep you driving your leased vehicle worry-free.
Ask your salesperson or finance manager for Leased Vehicle Excess Wear & Tear, and you'll be on your way to a carefree driving experience!
Top Five Items Typically Charged as Excess Wear & Tear
1: Glass
$20-$25 to repair a chip, to over $200 to replace a window
2: Paint Chips, Cracks
$35-$70 to repair
3: Tires
$75-$200 per tire, depending on tire size
4: Exterior Dings & Dents
$45-$135 per ding or dent
5: Upholstery Rips, Tears & Burns
$35-$150 depending on the fabric type
Leased Vehicle Excess Wear and Tear will not waive any charges due to improper repairs, removal of bumper stickers, signs, lettering, excess mileage charges or from other occurrences as listed in the Excess Wear and Tear Addendum. This information is only a general outline of the Leased Vehicle Excess Wear & Tear Plan. Please refer to the Leased Vehicle Excess Wear & Tear Plan Addendum for specific details.