Lease End Options near Shreveport, LA

If you’re coming to the end of the leasing period on your Volkswagen Jetta, then you need to be prepared. Allow us at Orr Volkswagen of Texarkana to review the three main approaches you have available in this case. If you have any lingering inquiries, contact us for assistance.

Finance the Car

The first option a driver has when their leasing agreement period ends is to finance the rest of the car’s value. Throughout the two to four years of your contract, you’ve been paying for the cost of the Volkswagen’s depreciation, not the sticker price. By sitting down with our finance team, you can use a loan to cover the rest of the vehicle’s cost and keep driving it through Shreveport. Your payments will continue until you become the full owner of the vehicle in the future. This is a very useful option for people who have come to enjoy their particular car and do not want to part with it, a common occurrence for lessees who witness the reliability of Volkswagen models. 

Start a New Contract

Some people do not get too attached to their leased vehicles, so they want to stay on the cutting edge of the newest tech and features available in automobiles. If that description fits you, then a suitable choice would be to start another lease with a factory-fresh model. This process starts when you turn in your current vehicle. Then, you can take some time to go over our available modes with our team members. Like before, you will then work out the details of the agreement, including the number of miles you plan to drive along with the duration of the contract. After all those plans have been finalized, you’ll be free to drive your Volkswagen Atlas along I-49 to test out its acceleration and handling. 

End the Lease

The final lease end option available to you is ending the lease. In this case, you may have found a different source of transportation, so you have no need for a car of your own. If you’ve found a different way to get to and from Betty Virginia Park, all you need to do is turn in the car. However, before you hand over the keys, it’s a good idea to make sure it’s in good shape. So, start by detailing the interior and exterior of the vehicle. That way, you don’t leave anything important behind, and you avoid paying any cleaning fees. Another good idea is to make certain that you have kept up with your Volkswagen's service schedule. If you’re close to the number of miles needed for an oil change or if there’s a warning light on the dashboard, you should get it handled. You may simply bring it to our Service Department, so our trained technicians can attend to its needs. With all that finished, it’s time to bid the car farewell and turn in the keys. Ending your lease is a simple process, especially if you make the necessary preparations beforehand.