Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
“One of the smartest things you can do is follow the pre-inspection checklist that most dealers give their customers.
This will outline the specifics of the inspection, and usually will tell you what you need to do regarding the condition of the:
Tires
Interior
Windows
Exterior
Mechanics
In addition, you should also check your mileage and avoid increasing it if possible, collect the keys, put together all manuals, and undo any modifications.
And if you’re returning the lease and not getting a new car, don’t forget to either
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