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A: It is a legal contract between a lessor (owner) and a lessee (user) that outlines the terms under which the lessee may use the vehicle for a set period in exchange for regular payments.

A: A rental agreement is typically short-term (days or weeks), while a lease agreement is intended for long-term use (months or years) and often includes more detailed maintenance and insurance requirements.

A: The agreement specifies a maximum number of miles the lessee can drive per year. Exceeding this limit usually results in a per-mile fee, which should be clearly defined in your Indigo e-Docs form.

A: In most standard vehicle leases, the lessee is responsible for routine maintenance (oil changes, tire rotations) and keeping the vehicle in good working order, while major mechanical failures may be handled differently depending on the contract.

A: Generally, no. A signed agreement between both parties is legally binding. however, some people choose to notarize it if the lease includes an “Option to Purchase” at the end of the term.

A: The agreement should specify that the lessee must maintain full-coverage insurance. The contract outlines the procedure for notifying the owner and how insurance proceeds should be handled for repairs or total loss.