Trade In Your Vehicle
Turn In Your Vehicle
If you are facing excess mileage or wear-and-tear charges, but
you are interested in driving a new GM vehicle, we encourage
you to discuss trading in the leased vehicle with your originating
GM dealer. First, contact GM Financial to request a payoff quote
on your leased vehicle. Then, schedule an appointment with your
originating GM dealer to discuss your trade in options in more de-
tail. After selecting your next GM vehicle, work with the dealer to
structure your new lease or purchase to incorporate your current
vehicle as a trade in.
Once the inspection and any repairs you choose to make
are completed, make plans to turn in your leased vehicle at
the dealership. Contact the originating GM dealer to set up
an appointment to complete the turn in. Once you arrive
at the dealership, complete the lease termination process
by acknowledging the odometer reading and collecting the
Vehicle Return Receipt from the dealer. Keep a copy of the
Vehicle Return Receipt for your records.
With a lease turn in, you will receive a final invoice that
may include excess wear-and-tear charges, excess mileage
charges, and any remaining lease liabilities on your account.
We encourage you to discuss the potential turn in liabilities
with your GM dealer prior to turning in the vehicle.
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