You’re approaching the final phase of lease ownership with your Volvo vehicle and Volvo Car Financial Services. During this time you have options available with how you’d best like to proceed. For any questions or inquiries throughout the lease, please call us at 1-855-337-8746.
Your vehicle may still be the best vehicle for you and your needs. Contact your selling retailer to help process the purchase on your leased vehicle and discuss the option to finance with Volvo Car Financial Services (subject to credit approval). Note that should you purchase your leased vehicle, no pre-inspection is required and there will not be any charge for excess wear and tear, nor for any kilometres over the allowable amount.
If you are interested in replacing your current lease with a new Volvo, first contact your preferred Volvo retailer to begin the new journey. The lease end process below provides you the step-by-step process to complete the current lease.
Should you wish to simply return your leased vehicle you may do so at your selling retailer. The lease end process below provides you the step-by-step process to complete your lease journey.
Returning your vehicle at the completion of your lease is a simple three-step process that should be started approximately three months before your expected return date. If you’ve chosen to purchase your leased vehicle, this return process does not apply.
The pre-inspection is to be conducted at your convenience and at no charge to you; meeting you at your home, work, or retailer. Upon completion of the third-party inspection, the representative will provide a link to an online detailed estimate available within 48 hours from the date of inspection.
Note that this is meant to be a guidance. Actual damage will be assessed by an independent inspector.
Should your leased vehicle require maintenance and / or repairs, you can contact your selling retailer to help facilitate what is needed.
Place the Condition Card over an exterior or interior blemish. If the damage cannot be seen with the card over it, then a repair or replacement at your expense is most likely not required, although exceptions may apply to this.