Each Leasing Company considers excess wear and use to be damage that is
sustained in excess of what is considered normal wear and use. You will receive
an information package form your leasing company, which will detail what they
consider to be excess wear and use.
Any wear to the vehicle that is not
defined as excessive is considered normal. Your lessor's standard for excessive
wear and tear is stated in the lease agreement. Examples of excess wear and tear
include
· Broken or missing parts
· Dented or damaged
body panels or trim
· Cuts, tears, burns, or permanent stains in the fabric
or carpet
· Excessively worn tires
· Cracked or broken glass
·
Poor-quality repairs.
In addition to being responsible for
excessive wear and tear, you are generally responsible for all scheduled
maintenance and servicing, including oil changes.