Lease Return Options

Alfa Romeo Lease Returns

As your lease comes to a close, there are several important choices ahead. Whether you're considering upgrading to a new Alfa Romeo, keeping your current vehicle, or just returning the lease, we're here to assist you throughout the process.

Option 1: Trade-in For a New Vehicle

When your lease term concludes, you have the chance to upgrade to the latest models available. By trading in your leased vehicle, you can easily transition into a brand-new vehicle.

Benefits of Leasing Again:

• Access to the Latest Models: Always enjoy the newest technology and features.
• Reduced Maintenance Costs: Many lease agreements include comprehensive maintenance and lower out-of-pocket expenses.
• Potentially Lower Monthly Payments: Depending on the situation, your monthly payments on a new lease could be similar to or even less than what you currently pay.

Option 2: Purchasing Your Lease Vehicle

If you've become attached to your leased vehicle, buying it outright is an option to consider.

Deciding if a Buyout is Right for You:

• Vehicle Condition: Assess the current condition of your vehicle, including any wear, mileage, or potential repairs.
• Market Value: Compare the market value of your vehicle to understand its potential future resale value better.
• Financial Considerations: Weigh the total cost of ownership, including monthly payments, interest, and depreciation, against the buyout price.

Option 3: Returning Your Lease

Returning your leased vehicle is simple and straightforward if you're ready to part ways with it.

Pre-Return Inspection:

• Timing: Schedule a pre-return inspection a few weeks before your lease expires.
• Process: A representative will check for excess wear, interior damage, and exterior scratches.
• What to Expect: The vehicle's condition will be evaluated according to the terms of your lease.

Finalizing the Return and Potential Charges:

When returning your vehicle, remember to bring your original lease agreement, all sets of keys, the owner's manual, maintenance records, and any accessories that came with the vehicle.

• Mileage Overages: If you've exceeded the mileage limit, you may incur a per-mile charge.
• Excess Wear and Tear: Damage beyond normal wear, such as scratches or dents, may incur extra charges.
• Disposition Fee: This fee covers the administrative cost of processing the returned vehicle.

As your lease ends, think about your options. If you're excited to drive the latest models and want leasing flexibility, trading in your current vehicle is a great way to upgrade. Purchasing it may be right if you're attached to your current ride. Or, if you're ready for a change, simply returning the lease is a hassle-free option. Please contact us if you have any questions.