The finance company will usually contact you a few months before your lease ends to discuss your options for returning the vehicle. The most common process is agreeing on a date for the vehicle to be picked up from your home. A representative from the finance company will perform a final inspection of the vehicle. They will check for any damage beyond the expected "fair wear and tear" outlined in the BVRLA (British Vehicle Rental and Leasing Association) guidelines. This guide details what is considered acceptable wear and tear for a car based on its age and mileage. Both you and the inspector will sign a condition report detailing the car's state at the time of return. If you've exceeded the agreed annual mileage allowance, you'll be charged extra per mile over the limit, which is often around 10p per mile. Any damage beyond acceptable wear and tear will incur repair costs. An example of beyond-acceptable is very heavily kerbed alloys or large dents and heavy scratches to the paintwork.