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This was about two years ago, and I tried to be a slick by returning the car without it and they deducted me LOL so I just straight up told them that I had it at home and I can go get it but it will take me a few days since "I'll be working out of town".
I went on eBay to buy it and wanted for shipping . For sure price of it on eBay was much cheaper than what I got deducted for it. It really depends on the dealership honestly
Ha! Good moves!
Originally Posted by rld14
Nope, never seen someone charged for it.
If you want you can always turn it in here if you'd like.
Thanks so much, rld14!
Tomorrow is the final day of my lease and I'm very busy.
No chance Monday lease turn-in would be permissible, right?
Originally Posted by jmull3r
good luck with your turn in what do you plan on getting next? another luxury brand?
Thanks as well!!
Leased a Black / Black VW GLI SEL Manual; loving it so far!
heate to bring this thread back to life, but was an inspection through LFS necessary to return your car?
Surely; no worries.
I believe it was, but I wasn't privy to same.
I brought the car to the dealer, removed the plates and registration sticker, did a quick walk around with the preowned manager, turned over the keys and was given an odometer statement.
That said, I called the manager a couple weeks later who told me he wouldn't be keeping the car for his own inventory, and I've since seen the car turn up on the website of an out of state used car dealer that likely bought it at auction.
Would've been cool to see it around town, but guess not.
About to turn your car in? What sort of damage are we talking about? Feel free to post some photos.
Also note that one of my wheel was visibly bent, albeit minimally.
I brought the car to the dealer, removed the plates and registration sticker, did a quick walk around with the preowned manager, turned over the keys and was given an odometer statement.
That said, I called the manager a couple weeks later who told me he wouldn't be keeping the car for his own inventory, and I've since seen the car turn up on the website of an out of state used car dealer that likely bought it at auction.
Would've been cool to see it around town, but guess not.
About to turn your car in? What sort of damage are we talking about? Feel free to post some photos.
Also note that one of my wheel was visibly bent, albeit minimally.
I already have a new purchase so I am just looking to turn it in since the miles are up... I paid the whole lease up front so I was just wondering if I need to go through the whole inspection process and have someone come out and look at it before I bring it in. I have a couple small door dings, a 2 inch scratch, and tiny knick on 1 wheel. Other than that, still looks new.
I already have a new purchase so I am just looking to turn it in since the miles are up... I paid the whole lease up front so I was just wondering if I need to go through the whole inspection process and have someone come out and look at it before I bring it in. I have a couple small door dings, a 2 inch scratch, and tiny knick on 1 wheel. Other than that, still looks new.
Oh; you're asking about the 'complimentary' pre-return inspection. Forget about it! Don't do it. I didn't.
It effectively gives LFS two opportunities to identify damage!
No doubt they scrutinize the vehicle and you're left with no choice but to repair.
Hi Bill! I just got an autovin inspection and I have a crack on the top of my bumper. He said I'd probably have to replace it, but the report came back as $80? And $50 for a tiny door ding. Is this right? Does Lexus go by this report? I'm not sure if I should fix it or not. I don't want to return it and then they send me an invoice a couple weeks later with a $1000 bill.
07-08-16, 03:53 PM
. For sure price of it on eBay was much cheaper than what I got deducted for it. It really depends on the dealership honestly
