When your contract is over, it’s time to say goodbye to your car. Follow the tips below to make the process as worry-free as possible.

Worry-free returns in just a few steps

  1. Return keys_LPreparing for return

    -Make sure the car is clean and remove all your personal belongings.

    -Gather everything that originally came with the car. Like keys, official documents, manuals and accessories.

    -All tires, chargers, visual protection/hat rack must be returned.

    -If the car has any damage, report it via MyLeasePlan and make sure that it is repaired before you return the car.

    -Cancel your fuel card (if necessary).

    -Make sure you fill in our return form. You can find it on MyLeasePlan or by clicking here.

  2. Carreturns_LReturning your LeasePlan car

    The most common way to return your car is by delivering it to the dealer who will deliver your new car. In some cases, the new car is delivered to you by transport. If this is the case, it's important that you contact us to receive information on how to handle the return of your existing car.

    If you're returning a car without picking up a new one, you can either return the car to the nearest brand dealer or arrange for the car to be picked up at a location agreed upon with us. Note that brand dealers are not obligated to accept your car. Therefore, always check well in advance.

    If you're unsure about the process, feel free to contact us. It's crucial that you fill out and submit the "LeasePlan Car Return" form when returning your car. You can find the form on MyLeasePlan.

  3. Checked and Approved_LFinal inspection to check your car’s condition

    After you return your car, an independent party will perform a final inspection. A few scuffs and scratches are just a part of daily use. But for more serious damage, there may be an additional charge.

    View our wear and tear guidelines to avoid unpleasant surprises later.

    Passenger vehicle

    Light commercial vehicle

Need to return your vehicle before end of contract?

Start with talking to your employer. If nothing is stipulated in the Master Lease Agreement, your employer might have signed up for an Early Termination Insurance. If you have insurance coverage in place, please fill in the attached form and send it to us. After that, we will get back to you with further information.

Please feel free to contact us for General Insurance Terms & Conditions or in case of any questions.

  1. Ask question_LTip!

    Report damage as soon as it occurs. And schedule repairs right away. It’s the best way to avoid end-of-contract charges.

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