Lease return excess wear & tear

[BenTexas]

So sorry to hear your experience. Just one quasi correction: Lucid isn't making that $5K, B of A is making it. But Lucid picked B of A to be its leasing partner so I agree with you that Lucid is responsible for the experience even though it may not currently have any power over it. And I can't blame you for walking away; if this had happened to me I would do the same.

We all know this. Does it really matter?

 

[merveille07]

[td width="200px"]Right Front Wheel[/td][td]1x20.0" Scratched[/td][td width="75px"]Repair[/td]

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$0.00

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$200.00

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$0.00

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$200.00

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[td width="200px"]Right Rear Wheel[/td][td]1x6.0" Scratched[/td][td width="75px"]Repair[/td]

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$0.00

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$200.00

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$0.00

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$200.00

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Yes, that seems petty to me. Is the car supposed to go back like it was when leased?

 

[furry]

Following this thread as my lease goes back soon, what im gathering is that fixing any damage prior to a final inspection and bill seems like the best plan. Although $200/wheel for refinishing is about market price so that doesn't seem to out of line.