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The Arval Guide to Unfair Wear and Tear Charges for Cars

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This kind of interior<br />

damage is not acceptable<br />

<strong>and</strong> should be repaired<br />

or replaced.<br />

Passenger area,<br />

seats <strong>and</strong> trims<br />

Care: Keep the interior of the vehicle clean. Treat<br />

any stains with a suitable, proprietary cleaner as<br />

soon as possible <strong>to</strong> avoid long term damage. Avoid<br />

smoking in the car, as this leaves an unpleasant smell<br />

<strong>and</strong> stains fabrics.<br />

Return st<strong>and</strong>ard: <strong>The</strong> interior upholstery <strong>and</strong> trim<br />

must be clean with no visible burns, tears or staining.<br />

This also includes boot linings. <strong>Wear</strong> <strong>and</strong> soiling<br />

through normal use is acceptable.<br />

If the vehicle is an MPV then all of the original seats<br />

supplied with the vehicle must be returned. <strong>Arval</strong> will<br />

make a charge <strong>for</strong> any missing seats.<br />

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