"end of lease" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an agreement that is made between two parties for a specific length of time. For example: "We are entering into a one-year lease agreement that will end at the end of lease."
The car's end-of-lease residual value, he said, is elevated by its eight-year, 100,000-mile battery warranty.
As leases come due now, more people are declining to buy the cars because of the high end-of-lease prices.
The inspection makes it clear to consumers about their responsibility for any end-of-lease charges before they actually turn in the vehicle, said Shaun Bugbee, vice president of sales operations for BMW Financial.
This paper discusses the logistics network design for end-of-lease computer products recovery by developing a deterministic programming model for systematically managing forward and reverse logistics flows.
Various green legislations are forcing OEMs to take back their used, end-of-lease or end-of-life products, or products under warranty to minimize wastes and conserve resources.
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Look specifically at anticipated costs, end-of-lease notice periods, ability to relocate the equipment, and all important terms of the lease.
That reflects the expectation that it will not be able to resell vehicles turned in at the end of leases for as much as it had originally calculated.
DaimlerChrysler took a $400 million charge in the third quarter to cover lease losses on Chrysler vehicles, mostly Jeeps, because of overly optimistic assumptions about the prices they would fetch at the end of leases.
"They are very concerned about Freightliner because a lot of these trucks are coming back at the end of leases, and their value is not what it's supposed to be," said the DaimlerChrysler official who insisted on anonymity.
