Lease transfer: Hire a lease inspector?

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When taking over a lease (BMW), what due diligence should I do?

I would explore how much it would cost for an inspection if you’re going to the dealership anyway. It’s basically a quick visual check with it up in the air, plus some other basic checks like oil, etc and can’t be that expensive. If you’re having it inspected you should be able to have a service manager write that there’s nothing visually wrong with the vehicle based on the inspection which holds some weight. For the disposition fee they normally waive it if you’re buying/leasing another car wi…

Lease takeover - what to be aware of?!

This, you’ll be paying the mileage milestone maintenance out of pocket, unless you pay for it or they have ultimate care plus (I believe this transfers). Full answer, makes sure car looks good, brakes, paint, wheels/rims, etc. Edit: plus does, and the previous owner can choose to purchase it to let it transfer, and you can as well. Plus also covers brakes, clutches (wtf), and certain consumables google it for more (just what I know from my dealer).

A few questions regarding end of lease inspections

Heres an interesting note… I just had my lease end inspection an hour ago. This was done by Autovin, a third party, on behalf of BMW. He asked for both keys and if the manual was in the car, which I said it was. But after the inspection he said he couldnt find the manual, so I guess its still in my filing cabinet. But also said BMW wont charge for it, so dont worry. However, he said if I had the inspection done at the BMW dealer then they would have charged $100. Also worth noting, the car…