Concord Chevrolet is your Chevrolet and GM Lease Return Center for the Bay Area

One opportunity you will have at the closing of your lease is to buy the car that you've been leasing. Typically, the end-of-lease buyout amount will just be any residual value decided before you signed your lease, but it can also depend on miles over the lease term limit, damage to the vehicle, etc. It's your responsibility to decide whether or not the residual value is a sensible price for you to pay.

You could have various reasons for buying your leased car.

• Substantial damages could have happened to the vehicle during its lease span. This occurrence is most frequent for somebody who has children or pets who could have damaged the car's interior. If this is the scenario, though it's rare, the expense of buying out the vehicle could be more financially reasonable than spending money on the wear and tear costs.
• You might just really like the car or truck they have been driving and see it as fiscally advantageous to keep on driving it.

If you don't want to lengthen your lease or buyout the vehicle, you can just return your lease at our dealership. Remember that if you want to terminate your lease before the end term, it's possible to do so, but you're most likely going to be responsible for paying the remaining installments for your lease term. After you terminate your lease, whether early or on time.

Do you like having the latest automotive technology and lower monthly car payments that go along with leasing a car, truck or SUV? Lease a new Chevrolet at our Bay Area Chevrolet dealership after you return your leased vehicle. We have phenomenal Chevrolet lease deals for you to take advantage of. We might be able to wave some of your lease return fee as well. Be sure to check out our inventory while you discover your opportunities for leasing a new. We're happy to help you find the vehicle you need.

One of the most important things to keep in mind at the conclusion of your lease is the fact that you will have a comprehensive examination of the car or truck, and you will be asked to pay for any abnormal damage to the car if you're not buying it. What exactly will the vehicle inspector consider? A few elements may include:

• Dents, scratches and scrapes: Search for damage to the vehicle's body, specifically visible scratches and dents that can not be quickly buffed out or clear-coated.
• Cracks or pitting: On the windshield or windows.
• Mechanical issues: Take note of signals like the "check engine" light or any new noises as it comes time for your lease to end.
• Tears or stains: On the upholstery; try to remove any stains promptly to avoid fees at your lease end.
• Excessive wear on the tires: If there is excessive wear to the tires, better to replace them yourself than be susceptible to manufacturer rates.

For any other concerns regarding the conclusion of your lease, don't hesitate to contact Concord Chevrolet online or by calling 925-241-7339. We appreciate hearing from you.