LEASE DEALS & ZERO DOWN LEASE SPECIALS

What are some of the best Chevrolet lease deals near me?

The answer depends on what you want to lease. At White-Allen Chevrolet, you have your pick from our huge selection of cars, trucks, and SUVs ready to lease today. If you need a truck for work, the Silverado deals we offer will upgrade your performance on the job. Families love the Tahoe, Traverse, and Suburban for their versatility, passenger room, and cargo space. If your life finds you leaving the pavement behind, the Trailblazer makes for an excellent vehicle for any expedition. You can contact one of our lease specialists for more details and other great deals.

What are the advantages of leasing a car?

Our customers from Kettering, Columbus, and elsewhere enjoy the many advantages of leasing. Leasing gives you flexibility without financial commitment. Lease rates can run less than half of what you might pay when financing a new vehicle. With little to no money down due at lease signing, you could drive away in the car of your dreams. Depending on the term of your lease, in a couple of years, you turn in the leased vehicle and our financial experts will put you in another, new lease.

New cars depreciate quickly, which means you take the financial hit if you want or need to sell the vehicle in the first couple of years. Situations change. Your employer could move from downtown Dayton to Troy, requiring a longer commute or even a move. You could switch employers and find yourself in the same situation. Having the flexibility of a lease limits your financial risk.

Flexible lease terms give you options for how long you want to drive the car. If you are the type of person who likes a new car every two years, you can sign a two-year lease and exchange the vehicle out for a new one. This option works well for those who want to have the latest technology. If you want a three- or four-year lease, our finance department can make that happen too.

You save significantly on sales tax when leasing versus buying. When you lease a vehicle, you only pay the tax on your lease payment. When you buy new, you pay the tax based on the car's total price. If you fall in love with your leased vehicle, you have the option to purchase it at the end of the lease term.

What is residual value?

We calculate the residual value by factoring in the miles driven and the car's condition when the leased vehicle gets turned in to us. The residual value can't be changed. However, you can take steps to prepare for an accurate residual value at lease turn-in by calculating the appropriate mileage you plan on driving.

Will I owe money at the end of my lease?

The answer depends on the lease terms. Most leases come with an allowable mileage attached that drives the residual value. Typical mileage figures run from 10,000 miles per year up to 15,000. If you go over that number, you could be responsible for overage charges. These overage fees get calculated by the mile and can add up quickly. You can avoid additional charges like this by calculating your anticipated miles driven, add in another 15% for a cushion, and then negotiate the lease terms to factor that mileage. 

In this scenario, you prepay for mileage above what a lease allows typically. If you find yourself still driving more miles than you negotiated, don't worry. In most cases, you can contact our leasing department and prepay for those miles any time during your lease.

What if I want to cancel my lease early?

Cancellation fees apply, so read your lease carefully. If your lease term expires soon and you want to lease another Chevy from White-Allen Chevrolet, you can contact us to take advantage of early turn-in deals you might qualify for, like waiving the final few months if you sign a new lease.

What is the shortest car lease available?

At White-Allen Chevrolet, we offer multiple lease terms starting at 24 months. Most lease deals run for 36 months, and in some cases, we extend them longer. Talk to one of our finance pros to see which lease length is right for you.

Do I need to insure a leased vehicle?

Yes. You'll need to purchase collision insurance to cover the loss of the vehicle should it become damaged or totaled in an accident. You'll also need comprehensive coverage to pay for any damage caused by something other than an accident, like a fire or theft. 

Because new vehicles depreciate quickly, you should purchase gap coverage. Gap coverage is what its name implies, covering the gap in actual value to the amount it costs to replace the car. Our leasing department can provide you with gap coverage and work it into the cost of the lease. Our rates are low because we purchase blanket gap coverage for all our vehicles in bulk and can pass the savings on to you.

Explore Chevrolet Lease Specials at White-Allen Chevrolet

At White-Allen Chevrolet, we've proudly served the Huber Heights, Centerville, and surrounding Dayton area for years. Our leasing department professionals are experts at identifying the perfect lease deal to fit your needs and budget. We take a consultative approach to leasing whereby we ask you a few questions to determine what's important to you, and then we build a lease to meet your needs. We invite you to contact our finance center online or stop by any time to talk with one of our friendly, knowledgeable staff.

Photos used for illustrational purposes. 36 month closed end leases for well qualified buyers. All rebates to dealer. All prior sales excluded. In stock units only. Leases include 12K miles per year with $0.25 per mile over penalty. Payment based on approved tier 1 credit through GM Financial. Payment includes title, registration, doc and bank fees. Payment includes tax, based on Montgomery County Ohio. No security deposit required. $395 disposition fee at lease end. Residency restrictions may apply. See dealer for details. Offers expire 6/30/21.

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