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Review Your Account
Confirm your maturity date, remaining payments, current mileage, payoff information, and the return instructions from your leasing company.
As your lease approaches its scheduled end, Healey Brothers can help you understand the process and compare the options available for your current vehicle and whatever comes next.
Your leasing company owns the vehicle and provides the official maturity date, payoff or purchase amount, return instructions, inspection requirements, and any extension options. Reviewing that information early gives you time to prepare and compare your choices.
A Healey Brothers representative can help you look at replacement vehicles, discuss trade possibilities, and understand how a purchase or new lease may fit into your plans. Final approvals, amounts, fees, and return requirements are determined by your leasing company and contract.
Confirm your maturity date, remaining payments, current mileage, payoff information, and the return instructions from your leasing company.
Your leasing company may request a pre-return inspection to document mileage, vehicle condition, equipment, and possible excess wear.
Remove personal items, gather all keys and equipment, and address any maintenance or repairs you choose to handle before the return.
Follow the lender's grounding instructions, record the final mileage and condition, and keep copies of the return receipt and related paperwork.
The right choice depends on your contract, payoff, vehicle condition, mileage, lender rules, and what you want to drive next.
Complete the lender's inspection and return process, then settle any amounts due under the lease agreement.
Ask about returning your lease →Move into a newer vehicle with a new term, mileage allowance, payment structure, and available programs.
Browse new vehicles →Finance or purchase another new, certified, or pre-owned vehicle without starting another lease.
Explore finance options →Request the current buyout from your leasing company and compare it with the vehicle's value and financing choices.
Estimate a payment →Some lenders permit a leased vehicle to be traded. Eligibility and any available equity depend on the lender's rules and payoff terms.
Start a vehicle appraisal →If you need more time, your leasing company may offer a short extension. Availability and terms vary and must be approved by the lender.
Contact a Healey location →Possibly, but early termination can involve remaining payments or other charges. Ask the leasing company for a current early-termination or payoff quote before deciding.
Return-location rules vary by leasing company and vehicle brand. Follow the official instructions from your lender or ask Healey Brothers to help confirm the proper location.
The leasing company determines acceptable use. Larger dents, damaged glass, worn tires, interior damage, missing equipment, or unrepaired mechanical issues may result in charges.
Many leases include a purchase option, but the amount and eligibility come from the leasing company. Compare the official buyout with market value, taxes, fees, and financing costs.
Bring your lease information and current mileage, and our team can help you compare available vehicles and discuss the return, trade, purchase, or replacement process.