We can guide you with the lease-end process regardless of where your Honda lease came from. We've helped hundreds of Palm Harborresidents shiftat the end of their leases, and we're ready to assist you with your lease return as well. When you visit the Palm Harbor Honda Lease Return Center, we will inform you of the many lease alternatives available to you and walk you through the processes to return, purchase, or trade-in your car.
At Palm Harbor Honda in Palm Harbor, FL, returning your lease is a simple and quick process. We recommend the following to ensure you get the most out of your return: 1) Clean the vehicle's interior and exterior thoroughly. 2) Take out all of your personal belongings. 3) Don't forget to bring a backup set of keys, or you'll be charged. 4) Replace your tires as soon as possible to prevent paying excessive wear costs.
When your lease expires, you have the option to try out a new model or upgrade to the most up-to-date design and technology. Palm Harbor Honda would happily accept your present vehicle as a trade-in regardless of where you got your lease.
You don't have to give up your carbecause your lease is coming to an end if you like it! When it's time to return your car, you have the option of purchasing it or financing it for the residual amount specified in your lease contract.
We acknowledge that things don't always go as planned, and you may prefer to return your car rather than begin a new lease. If that's the case, all you have to dois give back your vehicle and pay any outstanding fees or mileage overages, and you're good to go.
We can look into extending your lease if you really like the vehicle you're driving and need more time to choosewhat to do. This is a short-term agreement that involves keeping your current lease for a set amount of time.
At the end of your lease, an independent inspection company will evaluate the car for free and look at the following:
- Tears or Stains: Is it possible to clean and restore the upholstery?
- Mechanical Problems: Are there any issues with the engine or other systems?
- Pitting, Cracks, or Scars: Are there any defects on the windows or mirrors?
- Tire Wear: Are the tires mismatched or have they outlived their usefulness?
The inspectors will measure the size and depth of any dents or scratches, then enter all of their findings into a standardized template that will calculate the cost of repairs. You'll get a copy of the condition report, which will show any damage beyond typical wear and tear, as well as how much it'll cost to correct the issues.