Chevy Lease & Finance FAQ

Leasing a car is not always cheaper than buying. It may often times allow for a lower payment but not usually for poor credit candidates. Leasing could be the right choice for you if you're trying to save money. And even if you do not have a very high credit score, you might still need a new car. Thankfully, there are ways to lease a vehicle with bad credit, and there are steps you can take as you lease that will actually help you improve your credit. Here is a short primer to car leases for people with bad credit. First of all, if you can, it's best to tune up your credit score before you apply for a lease. Your credit score is the main factor that car dealers check when you apply for a lease, so do what you can to improve yours before trying to buy a car. You might also want to save up some money for a down payment, because with a larger down payment on the lease you could qualify for a lowered interest rate.