Cosmetic Changes when Under 36 Business Contract
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Usually not.
We have to return ours "as is" and are responsible for such. One of my colleagues fitted a towbar to his car and, as he was replacing it with something else, decided to leave it on. He received a bill for removal!
Best course of action is to check with your fleet manager (if you have one) or the lease company to see what their policy is.
We have to return ours "as is" and are responsible for such. One of my colleagues fitted a towbar to his car and, as he was replacing it with something else, decided to leave it on. He received a bill for removal!
Best course of action is to check with your fleet manager (if you have one) or the lease company to see what their policy is.
One of my colleagues got a Honda Civic on lease , then bought a 'sports grille, which he fitted himself , keeping the original grille in his garage . At the end of the lease , he refitted the original grille and sold the sports one on eBay , presumably losing some money on it .
I'd imagine that items like this , or alloy wheels , which can easily be taken back of and the car returned to standard spec at end of lease would not be a problem - as long as both leasing company and insurance are OK with it .
I'd imagine that items like this , or alloy wheels , which can easily be taken back of and the car returned to standard spec at end of lease would not be a problem - as long as both leasing company and insurance are OK with it .
