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Most leasing agreements are designed to last between 2-4 years.

During your lease maturity, your inspector will check your vehicle for signs of damage beyond the typical wear-and-tear. Excess damage can result in an end-of-lease penalty fee.

Annual mileage restrictions are a major element of lease agreements. Your total mileage will be checked during your inspection to confirm you've stayed within your limits.

While you don't own your leased vehicle, you can still accumulate equity while leasing it. If your vehicle's current market value exceeds your payoff amount, you can apply the difference toward your next vehicle.

The most important thing to bring during your end-of-lease drop off is any keys or key fobs that originally came with the vehicle. You should also ensure your vehicle's owner's manual is with the vehicle. It can also be helpful to bring a copy of your original lease agreement, if you have one.

Your next steps should always depend on your personal goals and needs. That said, our dealership may be able to offer loyalty rewards and special offers if you decide to lease from us again. Speak with our sales team to learn more.