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These people may be interested in such modifications as adding spoilers, tinting windows, or even changing the rims. The short answer is that yes, you can modify a leased vehicle, but a couple important things must be taken into consideration before doing so.
Almost every lease requires you to carry insurance on the leased vehicle. For example, some dealerships will not allow you to repair a leased vehicle with after-market parts. Rather, the company may require you to repair the vehicle with original manufacturer parts.
non-OEM automotive repair products may not fit right when your car, truck, or SUV has damaged body panels after the accident. Plus, an aftermarket part installation may void your lease vehicle warranty. As Such, always use OEM parts for all lease vehicle repairs.
If you trade a leased car in with damage, means that a dealer has bought out your lease and paid off the remainder of the residual plus payments towards a car that you bought. In this case, the damage was factored in to what they gave you in trade.
The first option is to give the car back with the damage and take whatever damage penalty the dealer and leasing company will charge him. Of course, if the dealer's fee for returning the car damaged is more than Aaron deductible for repair, then he should just process the claim through the insurance company.
Although it might seem small, you could end up getting charged for it when your lease contract is up and your vehicle is returned. You can get this repaired pretty much anywhere, though we recommend getting a few quotes and finding the best deal.
Then the fact that the car is leased is irrelevant — risk averse people don't do mods. Otherwise, anything goes, as long as you can put it back to stock for lease return (else dealer will do it for you at 2x labor cost + new OEM parts).
The short answer is that yes, you can modify a leased vehicle, but a couple important things must be taken into consideration before doing so. However, if you plan on returning the vehicle to the dealership after your lease term is up, you need to return the car in its original factory condition without modifications.
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