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FINANCING OPTIONS TUTORIALLeasing at the DealershipIf you choose to lease rather than finance, you will also be required to fill out a credit application. There are, however, a number of important differences between leasing and financing. Leasing is:
As they do with financing, most dealers take advantage of manufacturer sponsored programs, such as GMAC's SmartLease. Dealers generally prefer to assign their lease agreements to other creditors rather than handle the account administration and collections themselves. Want to Drive a New Vehicle Every Few Years? If so, leasing may be for you.
Other Leasing Considerations There are other factors you need to know if you choose to lease. Two of the most important are:
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| 1. | Introduction | 10. | Length of Financing |
| 2. | Your Financing Options | 11. | Leasing Through the Dealership |
| 3. | What You Need to Know About Options | 12. | How Mileage Affects a Lease |
| 4. | Financing and Leasing Glossary | 13. | Wear, Tear, and Maintenance |
| 5. | Understanding Finance Terms | 14. | When a Lease Expires |
| 6. | Understanding Lease Terms | 15. | Buy vs. Lease - How to Choose |
| 7. | Payment Options | 16. | Buy vs. Lease - An Exercise |
| 8. | At the Dealership | 17. | How Lease Payments Differ |
| 9. | Financing Through the Dealership | 18. | Exercise Your Options - A Quiz |