Manheim - End of Lease…

Manheim - End of Lease…

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gingerwarrior79

Original Poster:

30 posts

22 months

Monday 29th January
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So my car is booked in to be collected next Friday. I know the alloys aren’t 100%, however does someone know where Manheim’s price list for repairs is?

Best I’ve been quoted is £90 per wheel (I think maybe one or two wheels maybe ok), but no idea how that compares with Manheim…

Auto810graphy

1,523 posts

99 months

Monday 29th January
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The prices are set by the funder (lease company).

Manheim are the independent agent who complete the inspect & collect.

In nearly all cases it’s cheaper to hand the car back without completion repairs yourself as items may be in standard (depending on the funder).

gingerwarrior79

Original Poster:

30 posts

22 months

Monday 29th January
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Thank you for the reply. Sounds like it’s worth not spending upwards of £180-360 then.

charltjr

283 posts

16 months

Monday 29th January
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Ask your lease company for a copy of their fair wear and tear guidelines and price list, then go from there.

Familymad

915 posts

224 months

Tuesday 30th January
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Just disagree with all damage. I never agree/accept anything found. They contact you about 3-4 weeks later and send the info and costings. I cancel my DD the moment it leaves my drive so they can’t auto charge me.

A few emails later with me still disagreeing and they go away. It’s a used car and if it was a works Ford transit return to lease, they wouldn’t even try that on. The chap who comes to inspect it is on commission. I asked the BCA lot and he rubbed his hands with glee about an ML he had just scored £4K charges on. So on that basis I disagree/do not accept.

Hugo Stiglitz

38,038 posts

218 months

Tuesday 30th January
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The accepted items is 25mm long scratches and no damage to tyre sidewalls.

Which is bizarre as the sacrificial rubber ring is designed to be torn to protect the alloy edge..

Leasys/manheim have told me to expect 40mins-1 hour inspection which is insane for a small car.

I'll get ready for a fight.

Auto810graphy

1,523 posts

99 months

Tuesday 30th January
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Familymad said:
Just disagree with all damage. I never agree/accept anything found. They contact you about 3-4 weeks later and send the info and costings. I cancel my DD the moment it leaves my drive so they can’t auto charge me.

A few emails later with me still disagreeing and they go away. It’s a used car and if it was a works Ford transit return to lease, they wouldn’t even try that on. The chap who comes to inspect it is on commission. I asked the BCA lot and he rubbed his hands with glee about an ML he had just scored £4K charges on. So on that basis I disagree/do not accept.
BCA inspectors are not on commission, they just have to do it right.

gingerwarrior79

Original Poster:

30 posts

22 months

Tuesday 30th January
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charltjr said:
Ask your lease company for a copy of their fair wear and tear guidelines and price list, then go from there.
Yup got it emailed to me this morning. Will be going with Mobilize’s repair costs

FWIW

3,161 posts

104 months

Tuesday 30th January
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gingerwarrior79 said:
Yup got it emailed to me this morning. Will be going with Mobilize’s repair costs
And disputing them I hope.

TheDrownedApe

1,202 posts

63 months

Tuesday 30th January
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Familymad said:
Just disagree with all damage. I never agree/accept anything found. They contact you about 3-4 weeks later and send the info and costings. I cancel my DD the moment it leaves my drive so they can’t auto charge me.

A few emails later with me still disagreeing and they go away. It’s a used car and if it was a works Ford transit return to lease, they wouldn’t even try that on. The chap who comes to inspect it is on commission. I asked the BCA lot and he rubbed his hands with glee about an ML he had just scored £4K charges on. So on that basis I disagree/do not accept.
Cool story bro

Dingu

4,341 posts

37 months

Tuesday 30th January
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Familymad said:
Just disagree with all damage. I never agree/accept anything found. They contact you about 3-4 weeks later and send the info and costings. I cancel my DD the moment it leaves my drive so they can’t auto charge me.

A few emails later with me still disagreeing and they go away. It’s a used car and if it was a works Ford transit return to lease, they wouldn’t even try that on. The chap who comes to inspect it is on commission. I asked the BCA lot and he rubbed his hands with glee about an ML he had just scored £4K charges on. So on that basis I disagree/do not accept.
Nonsense. I bet you just roll over.

JLF01

4 posts

61 months

Wednesday 31st January
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Morning All,
Apologies- Couldn't find elsewhere.
Am at end of VWFS lease and have requested price to buy - what happens to excess mileage costs and minor damage if car is bought by original leaser please?

gingerwarrior79

Original Poster:

30 posts

22 months

Wednesday 31st January
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FWIW said:
And disputing them I hope.
Well the alloys have taken a bit of a battering. I first thought it was bird poop (as it looked like it), but it won't rub off - so assume its damage to the alloy.

Hugo Stiglitz

38,038 posts

218 months

Thursday 8th February
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Manheim came today - 15 mins then gone.

gingerwarrior79

Original Poster:

30 posts

22 months

Thursday 8th February
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Hugo Stiglitz said:
Manheim came today - 15 mins then gone.
My collection is between 9 and 11 tomorrow morning. Hopefully that’ll be just as quick. Would probably have preferred last collection of the day as they’ll just want to get home and relax for the weekend biggrinbeer

gingerwarrior79

Original Poster:

30 posts

22 months

Friday 9th February
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Well, the marks on the alloys were actually corrosion and that is down to the manufacturer - so they've passed despite the scratches/dents. Glad I didn't spend £270 on getting them repaired now.

One scratch on the front bumper that is £90 repair - however I have challenged it, as scratches on the side panels for the same aren't reportable.

Hugo Stiglitz

38,038 posts

218 months

Friday 9th February
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That's good. One thing that annoyed me was he was doing to get me sign without seeing the report. Not that I didn't trust him.

My wife also dryly noted that on both lease car handbacks both were on extremely wet and windy days..

I'd hate to hand back on a dry summers day on modern (crap) paintwork.

FWIW

3,161 posts

104 months

Friday 9th February
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gingerwarrior79 said:
Well, the marks on the alloys were actually corrosion and that is down to the manufacturer - so they've passed despite the scratches/dents. Glad I didn't spend £270 on getting them repaired now.

One scratch on the front bumper that is £90 repair - however I have challenged it, as scratches on the side panels for the same aren't reportable.
Good call