Volkswagen Lease Return Center

To avoid any extra charges when you end your Volkswagen lease, you should ensure that all scheduled maintenance has been completed appropriately. You also need to deal with any excess wear and tear, or other issues on your Volkswagen, which might include things such as:

• Missing manuals, keys, or associated devices
• Mileage above your leasing contract
• Holes, tears, burns, stains, or strong odors
• Scratches, chips, dents, pits, rust, holes, or cracks in exterior surfaces
• Cracked or damaged windows, antennae, or exterior trim
• Damage to the vehicle’s frame or alignment
• Damage due to poor quality or incomplete repairs
• Tire treads of less than ⅛ of an inch in depth at their lowest point

Before you make the drive from Washington DC, make sure that each of the following items is taken care of:

• Clear any personal information or data stored on the vehicle’s infotainment systems
• Collect and get ready to turn in all sets of keys, manuals, attachments, or accessories that came with your Volkswagen
• Check all tires to ensure that they match and are of comparable quality to the vehicle’s original tires.
• Remove all personal belongings from your vehicle
• Put the owner’s manual in the glove box

Volkswagen Lease-End Options

What are your options at the end of your Volkswagen lease? Find out below, and contact us to learn more about any of the following options:

1. Return your current Volkswagen and lease or finance a new vehicle.
2. Purchase the Volkswagen that you’ve been leasing.
3. Ask to extend your lease by requesting a one-time six-month extension.
4. Turn in your vehicle, pay any remaining fees, and take your next steps somewhere else.