... XX/XX/XXXX, we leased a XXXX " XXXX '' through XXXX dealer " XXXX of XXXX XXXX '' and put down over {$9000.00}. We were given XXXX miles in the agreement. We returned the vehicle to XXXX dealer " XXXX XXXX '' in XXXX ( Now XXXX XXXX ) XX/XX/XXXX. The vehicle was inspected by the dealership and found to be unblemished and in very good condition. At the time, we were under the mileage limit by nearly XXXX miles and fully ( 2 ) two months ahead of the expiration date on the agreement! 
Without any hesitation, U.S. Bank, the leaseholder used by XXXX XXXX, refused to refund to us any of the $ XXXX dollars represented by the unused miles ( they charge XXXX for each mile OVER the agreed limit ... what about " undermileage? " ) .... and further, demanded the two months payments ( {$510.00} ), even though we had already returned the vehicle to them and were not able to use it. 
Further, they sent us a letter demanding an additional {$1000.00} ) for alleged " wear and tear '' their own personal inspector claims was found on the car. 
We were surprised and saddened by U.S. Bank 's egregious and impersonal handling of their contract with us. There is never any excuse for such an " iron-clad '' enforcement policy of ANY personal agreement such as this! Their behaviour represents nearly {$3000.00} of costs levied against us, for which we received absolutely NOTHING in return. We are now told that U.S. Bank is no longer being used as a vendor of leases by XXXX XXXX. thank you! 
