Damage Allowance, Existing Damage and Previous Repairs Sample Clauses

Damage Allowance, Existing Damage and Previous Repairs a) General Motors will absorb the cost of repairs on vehicles returned with $450 or less existing damage. i) General Motors will charge the Daily Rental Company for current damage in excess of the $450 damage allowance plus a service fee. ii) Missing equipment will not be included as part of the chargeable damage allowance, but will be charged per the Missing Equipment Program (refer to Section 4 for MET). iii) The service fee will be applied as follows: b) Vehicles with existing damage exceeding $2,000 are “Currently Ineligible” for return. c) Prior repairs cannot exceed $2,500 for Category 1 vehicles, $3,000 for Category 2 vehicles, $3,500 for Category 3 vehicles, and $4,500 for Category 4 vehicles. These amounts exclude costs related to vehicle glass, tires, wheels, wheel covers, SIR system components, “Loss of Use”, sales tax and towing charges. Vehicles exceeding these maximums are not eligible for turn-in. See Exhibit A – Vehicle Categories/Prior Repair Limits. d) Vehicles with “Poor Prior Repairs” of $700 or less will be accepted. The estimated poor prior repair cost will be charged to the Daily Rental Company under the MET program. Vehicles with poor prior repairs exceeding $700 will be considered “Currently Ineligible” and released to the Daily Rental Company. e) Vehicles identified as “Currently Ineligible” due to mechanical, warranty/campaign, unacceptable glass, or un-matched tires, etc., will be gate released for repairs to these conditions only, and can be returned for acceptance consideration. f) When returned, if the vehicle has had partial repairs on any chargeable damage identified when it was originally inspected, including poor prior repairs, the entire vehicle must be repaired to no more than $100 in chargeable damage. A $75 re-inspection fee will apply.