
Understanding the Pros and Cons of a Chevy Loan or Lease?
When Denver and Centennial drivers buy a new or used model with a loan, it's exactly what it sounds like. You apply for a loan to cover the costs of the vehicle's price - whatever you can't pay for yourself. Loans can come with higher monthly payments, but you get to keep your vehicle as long as you want and use it however you want. Once the loan's paid off, you can enjoy years of payment-free driving.
Leasing is more about upfront savings. You don't actually own the vehicle and will need to return it after your lease term (usually 2-4 years) has passed. You'll also need to adhere to restrictions, such as an annual mileage cap, during your lease term. At the same time, you'll only pay for the vehicle's depreciation during your lease, resulting in a significantly lower monthly payment than you'd find with most loans. Convenient end-of-lease upgrade options also make it easy to transition into another new model once your lease comes to an end.