Contact information for existing personal lease drivers and Driving Instructors
General information
Change of details
For all changes relating to personal information such as change of address, updated email or phone number, please send details to the email address below or call us to discuss further.
Maintenance & Repair (For customers with a maintenance package only)
Payments
End of contract
We will write to you 4 weeks before your contract is due to end, however it is your responsibility to arrange the return and collection of the vehicle. Your vehicle must be returned in a legal and roadworthy condition, with a valid MOT certificate (if applicable) and all servicing documentation should be present, with no outstanding servicing or maintenance requirements. Failure to provide this may result in recharges being applied.
Please refer to the BVRLA Fair Wear and Tear guidelines for information on what damages are classed as general wear and tear.
Introducing Wondle: A New Tool for Personal Leasing Customers
We understand that by the end of your personal leasing term, minor damages like dents and scratches on your vehicle are likely, so we adhere to the BVRLA Fair Wear & Tear Guide for a fair assessment of your vehicle. To help you understand what constitutes as Fair Wear and Tear, we're offering customers a new app, Wondle, designed to assist you in evaluating these damages. With Wondle, you can easily take pictures of your vehicle, receive indicative repair costs, and understand whether the damage falls under fair wear and tear or if it's chargeable. This helps you make informed decisions about repairs and prepares you for any potential end-of-lease charges.
Interested in Wondle for your vehicle assessment? Email our team on novunascan@customerservice.wondle.io with your name, vehicle registration, and contact details for more information.
Vehicle information
What to do if you've been in an accident
Accidents happen, but our first priority is your safety. no matter how careful you are. Below are simple instructions and information on what to do if you have been involved in an accident.
Stop and turn your engine off
Following an accident, no matter how minor, you must stop. Turn your engine off, but keep your hazard lights on to make other drivers aware you have stopped.
Call for help
Note your location and call the emergency services if someone is injured or the vehicles are in a dangerous position in the road. Remain at the scene until the emergency services arrive. If you do not need emergency help, swap information with the other driver (details below) before you leave the scene.
Inform us
We are here to help you, so when it is safe to do so, give us a call with all the information and we will talk you through the next steps.