Where Can I Return My Leased Car?

Where Can I Return My Leased Car?

Ready to return your leased car, but not quite sure where to go? Well, we’ve got you covered at C. Harper Honda. Our expert sales and finance teams will work with you for a smooth and straightforward lease return process around Belle Vernon, Uniontown, West Newton, and West Mifflin, PA.

To learn more about where to return your leased car and how we can help, read on below!

Getting Ready to Return Your Lease

Returning your lease is already a fairly simple process. With a few additional steps, you can make it even easier on your lease-end date, and ultimately save yourself some added fees as well.

To start, you’ll need to take a look at your odometer. Upon signing your lease, you and a member of our team will establish a mileage limit for the duration of your lease. You’ll want to make sure you haven’t exceeded this, as it could lead to additional charges.

Next, you’ll need to assess your vehicle’s condition from top to bottom. Some things to keep an eye out for include:

• Exterior damage (dings, dents, scratches, and other types of damage)
• Interior damage (stains, upholstery damage, and other types of damage)
• Tire condition
• Window & windshield condition
• Properly functioning systems

This is another way to save yourself from extra charges and fees during your lease return. When you return your leased vehicle, our team of factory-trained Honda technicians will run your lease through a multi-point inspection. By checking your vehicle condition beforehand, you can avoid any surprises on the day of your lease return.

Where to Return Your Lease

When your lease comes to an end, you’ll return the vehicle to the original Honda dealership where you signed the lease. If you signed for your vehicle at C. Harper Honda, you’ll return it with us.

If there’s any conflict with dropping it at your original Honda dealer, such as a recent move, there may be a way to work around it. Contact us ahead of time and you may be able to handle your drop-off at your new nearest Honda dealership.

How Does a Lease Return Work?

Now, we’ve talked a lot about the lease return process, but what does that really entail? All in all, a lease return is exactly as it sounds. When you reach the end of your lease term on a specific vehicle, you’ll eventually have to return it back to the dealer.

Let’s rewind back to the beginning—when you first signed your lease. You and a team member will establish a duration for your lease. This will always vary by the driver and the vehicle they choose. Leases are designed to typically last anywhere from 1 to 3 years. At some point, you’ll have an end date for your lease, so you’ll know exactly when to return it.

A lease return isn’t your only option at the end of your lease, however. Some of your other lease-end options will be:

• Lease renewal
• Lease exchange
• Lease purchase

If you love the car you originally leased, you can always renew your lease. This time around, though, you’ll likely be driving the latest model year with all the performance and tech upgrades.

Another option is to exchange your current leased model in for something brand new. Let’s say you originally leased the Honda Civic, but want to give yourself a bit more space this time around with the Honda Pilot or CR-V. Since leases are usually short-term agreements, you can take advantage of these upgrades fairly frequently.

Finally, another option for those staying behind the wheel of the same model you originally leased is to simply purchase the vehicle. A member of our finance team can always help you set up a sale as your lease comes to an end. If you’re ready to make the full commitment to your leased vehicle, a purchase is undoubtedly your best option.

Return Your Leased Car at C. Harper Honda Today!

At C. Harper Honda, we want to make sure Belle Vernon, Uniontown, West Newton, and West Mifflin, Pennsylvania, drivers are ready to tackle the lease return process head on.

For any additional questions—or to get your Honda lease started—contact or visit us today!