Definitions for "Disposition Fee"
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(Turn in Fee) - A fee charged to the Lessee at the end of the lease to cover the cost of getting the car ready for resale or auction.
A car leasing company fee charged at the end of an auto lease to refurbish a car for resale.
This is a fee you pay at the end of the lease, to the lessor, that covers the lessor's cost of getting the vehicle ready for sale after you have returned the vehicle. It is often applied against any deposit you made at lease inception.
A fee charged by many lessors to cover the expenses associated with the reselling of a vehicle at lease end. Also known as a Termination Fee.
a charge to take the vehicle back into the dealership at the end of the lease
some lease companies charge for safety certification of the vehicle at the end of the lease.
A charge by a car dealer to defray the cost of preparing and selling the vehicle at the end of the lease if the vehicle is not purchased by the consumer.
A charge by the leasing company to take the car back and fix it up for sale after the lease is up. Not all leasing companies charge this.
The fee charged to a lessee for costs associated with preparing a car for resale, i.e. maintenance, repairs,cleaning, etc..
The cost charged by the dealer for returning and selling of a vehicle at the conclusion of a lease.
A fee in some leases that charges consumers to give back their leased vehicles.
The fee charged by the lessor if the lessee does not purchase the vehicle at lease-end, for costs associated with preparing the vehicle for resale and selling the vehicle. The disposition fee must be disclosed in the lease agreement.
This is very important for consumers to understand before signing the lease. A "disposition fee" is defined also as a reconditioning fee, end-of-term fee or a termination fee. It's a charge, usually no more than $500, that must be paid upon termination of the contract. If the consumer has a security deposit, the disposition fee could be taken from that and the consumer will be billed for the remaining balance, if any remains.
A fee charge by the dealer at the end of a lease term for taking back the vehicle and assuming all reponsobilities for the vehicle.
A fee charged by most lessors to cover the expense of preparing and reselling (or auctioning) a leased vehicle at the end of its lease. Also known as Termination Fee.
A fee charged in some leases for returning the leased vehicle.
A fee charged by many leasing companies at the end of the lease term. It is intended to cover the company's expenses related to re-selling the returned vehicle. May be negotiable at lease initiation. Also called a Termination Fee.
A fee charged by the lessor at the end of a lease to ready the car for sale. The lessor may apply this fee against the deposit made by the lessee at the beginning of the lease term.
A fee charged by some lessors at the end of a lease where the customer pays for the privilege of returning the vehicle.
"Workout fees" paid to a special servicer for making a loan current or liquidating a problem loan or foreclosed property. Can also include late fees, modification fees and loan administration charges. These fees are negotiated with each CMBS.
A fee charged by some lessors at the end of a lease. The sum, spelled out in the lease, charges consumers for the privilege of giving back the vehicles they had leased.