Leasing a Dodge Car in San Diego, CA

November 14th, 2019 by

We have plenty of options when you shop here at Kearny Mesa Chrysler Dodge Jeep® RAM. Whether you’re looking for a Chrysler minivan, a Jeep SUV, or a Dodge muscle car, we’ve got just what you need here on our lot and we’re ready to answer all of your financing questions. Sometimes, drivers decide that leasing a car, instead of buying one, works best for them. How do you know if that’s the best option for you? Let’s take a closer look at the leasing process and see.

When you find a Jeep SUV for sale at our dealership and decide to lease it, there are a few things to keep in mind. Leasing means that you’re keeping the car for a short period of time, usually around three years. You come into our dealership and tell us the car you want, and then we do a credit history check just as we would for someone financing a vehicle. Your credit history determines what kinds of offers you can qualify for.

Most of the time some money is due at lease signing and then you make monthly payments for the entirety of your lease term. Some forms of routine maintenance may be covered under your lease contract, so make sure that you know what is and isn’t taken care of so that you don’t end up spending extra money on upkeep. Also, be aware of other clauses in your lease agreement that govern what you can do with this vehicle. Since a leased vehicle isn’t technically owned by you, customizing it with accessories or driving too many miles per month could be forbidden.

When your lease agreement ends you have a few options. You can renew your lease and keep driving the same vehicle. You can upgrade to a new car, one that offers new tech and features to play with. You can also choose to buy your vehicle. Whatever you decide, you don’t have to worry about selling a vehicle or trading it in.

If you think that leasing may work well for you, visit our Chrysler dealership serving Poway, CA and talk to our Dodge financing experts. We’ll help you drive away in your dream car today!

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