Since the car belongs to you, then <u>wear and tear fees</u> is not a cost that is typically associated with owning car. <u>Therefore the correct answer is c</u>.
Wear and tear refer to deterioration that may occur to a car, which can be a result of normal use during the time the car was leased. Wear and tear is actually different from damages by accident or carelessness behaviors.
<h2>Further Explanation</h2>
When you leased a car from a finance provider, the car will be inspected for any wear and tear.
Although, it quite understandable for some cars to have a certain amount of wear and tear due to the car’s age and mileage but if the wear and tear you put on the car is very excessive, then you will be required to pay a fee.
However, some finance providers might overlook some wear and tear you put on the car without necessarily paying a fee. Some of the items classified as normal wear and tear may be the changing of the light bulb, brakes or tires.
However, you can avoid paying a wear and tear charges on a leased car if you replace or repair any damage before the car is inspected, you can as well avoid the fees if you take proper of the leased car without wear and tear
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