Leasing a vehicle allows you to drive the newest models without committing to ownership. With a variety of lease options, you can choose the term and mileage that best fits your lifestyle and payment needs.

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While many drivers are initially attracted to financing-because it ultimately leads to ownership-you should know that leasing can offer a number of benefits for drivers in the Orangeburg, Summerville, Monck’s Corner, St. Matthews, Lexington, Irmo, Aiken, Sumter, Columbia, and Charleston SC, areas.

Let’s begin with the daily advantages, like having access to the latest technology and the latest models without having to commit to ownership or an unrealistic monthly payment. Since you pay for the vehicle’s depreciation, plus applicable taxes and fees, instead of the purchase price, you can drive a premium vehicle for less than you might with financing over a similar term. Those who choose to lease will also have their repairs covered under warranty. While these benefits sound great, it’s important to know that leasing makes the most sense for drivers who don’t put a lot of miles on their vehicle or who foresee trading in their ride in the near future.

Ownership

When you lease a vehicle, you do not own it. You pay to use it during the term of your lease, allowing you to drive the latest models.

Choosing the Right Lease Term

If you have ultimately decided that leasing is right for you, it’s time to choose your lease term. Since there are a variety of lease options to choose from, you will have the opportunity to find a lease solution with a term and mileage plan that best suits your lifestyle and your payment needs.

When choosing a term for your Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep or Ram lease, we will present you with various options. You should know that most lease terms provide full warranty protection throughout your lease, but we can work to determine which term is the best fit for your lifestyle and your budget.

Payment

Since you pay for the vehicle’s depreciation, plus applicable taxes and fees, instead of the purchase price, you can drive a premium vehicle for less than you might with financing over a similar term.

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Leasing Your Vehicle

Here comes the fun part: getting ready to drive your new Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, or Ram on the streets of Orangeburg, Summerville, Monck’s Corner, St. Matthews, Lexington, Irmo, Aiken, Sumter, Columbia, Charleston and beyond! After we have determined the lease term and presented you with a calculation of your monthly payment, it’s time to sign a lease contract and determine whether or not you’re interested in vehicle protection plans that may help avoid potential charges for excess ware.

Wear and Use

A normal amount of wear and use is covered under your lease. But, dents, gouges, or chipped glass can happen to even the most conscientious driver. Additional charges will apply for excessive wear and use at the end of your lease term. Refer to our optional Vehicle Protection plans for service contracts that may help avoid potential charges for excess wear.

Lease End Process

At the end of the lease, you have the flexibility to return your leased vehicle to your dealer, purchase it for a predetermined price, or buy or lease a new Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, or Ram vehicle.

At lease turn in, you are responsible for:

• Excess wear and use
• Any remaining payments
• Any charges specified in your lease agreement that have not been paid
• Excess mileage charges
• Any state fees
• Disposition fee (if you do not lease or purchase a new Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, or Ram)