<prompt> Human: Ive been leasing a 2015 Scion TC for the last 35 months I know, I know! and my lease is finally coming to an end in a month. Ive decided that I do not want to buy this car at the end of the lease period, and I want to make sure that I can avoid any additional fees that come with turning a car back in.A few things of note: This car is low mileage - Around 21000 miles on a 36000 mile allowance. There are a few scrapes on the rear fender. They arent large around the size of a quarter, but look rather deep. I have touch up paint from the dealer. Will touching these up be enough to avoid excessive wear and tear fees? If not, how much would I be looking at in extra fees upon turn in? Disposition fee - 350. Is there a way to avoid this? Im thinking since my car is such low mileage I might have some equity? Should I pay for an interior and exterior detail? There are some minor stains on the interior, and some surface scratches on the plastic trim on the interior as well and Im wondering if this would be cheaper than any potential charges? Or should I just shampoo the seats and get my car washed?Is there anything else Im missing? Im terrified of getting screwed and having to owe exorbitant fees come lease end.  <response>: If Toyota does their lease turn-ins like Volkswagen did, you will have an inspection done and will be given a list of issues and amount they will charge. You can then elect to correct them yourself or pay the extra charge. 