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They have to abide by a standard wear and tear policy. If you think you might have the odd issue, it is worth getting the car evaluated before sending it back. If anything comes up as being not up to scratch (pardon the pun) it would be cheaper for you to repair it before sending it back.
Just because a car goes to an auction house, doesn't mean it was sold in an unrepaired state....all major auction houses offer the service of getting cars repaired for re-sale (that's why auction houses smell like fresh paint).
Mercedes finance cars get collected by BCA the auction company, you would think they would re sell they via dealer network, but no....they are auctioned.
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