Audi Financial Services | Learn about the turn-in process | Audi USA
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Your lease transition

Vehicle turn-in

Follow these steps to ensure a smooth vehicle turn-in.

1. Assess your vehicle.

If you plan to turn in your current vehicle, the examples of wear and use below can help you get a sense of its condition.

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2. Schedule your vehicle inspection.

This inspection is free, and a representative can come to you. That way, you can make repairs ahead of time and avoid being charged for excess wear.

Your pre-inspection checklist:

  • Clean your vehicle inside and out
  • Remove all personal items
  • Make sure these items are present for both inspection and turn-in, including but not limited to: all keys, owner’s manuals and maintenance booklet, headrests, cargo covers (if applicable), and any equipment installed at the time of delivery
Your vehicle inspection report will be valid for 60 days, provided no additional damage occurs after the inspection date.


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3. Address vehicle repairs.

If you have repair work done post-inspection, email the following items to repairreceipt@audifs.com before turning in your vehicle:

  • Repair order showing work performed and vehicle description
  • VIN or account number
  • Proof of payment


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4. Make your final monthly payment.

Have you deferred payments during your lease? If so, in addition to your last monthly payment, your final payment will include these deferred payments.

If you are enrolled in AutoPay, the automatic withdrawal of your final payment will also include these deferred payments.

If you lease or purchase a new Audi through Audi Financial Services, you may be able to roll over your remaining payments, including any deferred payments, into your new agreement with us. This is subject to credit approval through Audi Financial Services and financing terms will be set as agreed upon between you and your dealer.


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5. Turn in your vehicle.

Once your inspection and desired repairs are completed, contact your Audi dealer to set up a turn-in appointment. At the dealership, make sure to obtain a copy of your Vehicle Turn-In Form for your records.


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6. Receive your final invoice.

Once your turn-in is complete, you’ll receive an invoice in myAudi or in the mail in about four to six weeks.

If you didn’t lease a new vehicle, this will include a required turn-in fee, which goes toward cleaning and reconditioning the vehicle for its next owner.


Still have questions?

Explore our lease transition FAQs or log in to myAudi to send us a secure message via the Help Center.