I just recently turned in a leased 2001 Corvette.
At first they attempted to extort $1700 from me for another payment, excessive wear and tear, and for non-existent auto parts.
I turned in the car and was never given a chance to have it inspected. No one at the dealership even worked with me to turn the auto in and was left to fill-in the turn-in documents myself. Odometer and so on.
I received a bill for over $1700 a month later. They said my car turned in 12,000 miles UNDER mileage had experience excessive wear and tear.
I protested via letter asking for the inspection information and received the inspection three page report the other day.
As the second leasor of this vehicle, there are some minor scratches underneath the car. For the ten small (an inch long each) scratches UNDERNEATH the car, the bill is $542. I was also being charged $237 for the missing spare tire. Um. Hey, yeah. The latest two or three generations of Corvettes NEVER had a spare tire!
This goes to show that the inspection companies is either VERY incompetent or they are attempting to commit fraud in charging labor and hardware charges for an item NEVER made for my vehicle.
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