End of Lease

If excess wear and use is discovered during your inspection, you have the option to repair your vehicle before returning. You may want to discuss the results with your Nissan dealership or your insurance agent to determine the best course of action.

Your vehicle must be returned to an authorized Nissan Dealership.  When you're ready, call your dealership to schedule an appointment. While at the dealership, you are required to complete a Federal Odometer/Lease Termination Statement.

If applicable, you will receive an End-of-Lease liability statement four to six weeks after the vehicle has been returned to your Nissan Dealer. The statement will detail any current fees/charges remaining, which may include a disposition fee of up to $395. You may receive subsequent bills after this liability statement that may include, but are not limited to property tax, parking tickets; toll violations, etc. that occurred during the time you were in possession of the leased vehicle.

To learn more about the vehicle inspection process (including conducting your own inspection) and to see examples of normal and excess wear and use, please view the Wear and Use Guide.

When it’s time to return your current vehicle, we want you to stay in the Nissan family. To thank you for buying or leasing another Nissan, NMAC will waive up to $500 in excess wear-and-use charges and your $395 disposition fee, if applicable, on your current NMAC lease. [[6004]]

The disposition fee is commonly charged if you don’t purchase the vehicle. However, current lessees qualify for the Loyalty Waiver. With this, any disposition fee you may owe under your current lease will be waived when you return your current Nissan vehicle and finance or lease a new, unused, and unregistered Nissan vehicle through NMAC within 30 days of returning your vehicle.

For further information on End-of-Lease charges, click here.