Chrysler Returns to Leasing, Offers Additional Financing Options
Chrysler Group LLC announced it will offer a leasing option for customers on all 2010 model year Chrysler, Jeep and Dodge vehicles through Chrysler’s preferred lender, GMAC Financial Services.
AUBURN HILLS, Mich. — Chrysler Group LLC announced it will offer a leasing option for customers on all 2010 model year Chrysler, Jeep and Dodge vehicles through Chrysler’s preferred lender, GMAC Financial Services.
“We are pleased to re-enter the leasing market so we can offer customers the opportunity to lease vehicles at rates competitive with the marketplace,” said Peter Fong, president and chief executive officer, Chrysler brand and lead executive for the sales organization, Chrysler Group LLC. “Our ability to offer additional financing options will benefit consumers who have long been fans of leasing and appreciate the flexibility this financing option gives them.”
Effective Thursday, Chrysler, Jeep and Dodge will offer leasing options for all 2010 model year vehicles in the United States. Featured vehicles with special lease rates through Sept. 30 are:
• Chrysler Town & Country
• Dodge Grand Caravan, Ram 1500 and Journey
• Jeep Wrangler and Liberty
Chrysler, Jeep and Dodge also introduced finance incentives on select 2009 and 2010 model year vehicles, which are valid through Sept. 30.
Chrysler is offering 0 percent financing for up to 72 months through GMAC or up to $4,500 cash back on select 2009 model year Chrysler, Jeep and Dodge vehicles. The company is also offering up to $3,000 cash back or special financing rates through GMAC on select 2010 model Chrysler, Jeep and Dodge vehicles.
Current Chrysler Group vehicle owners are also eligible for $1,000 owner loyalty bonus cash available to use towards the purchase of select 2009 model year vehicles or the purchase or lease of select 2010 model year vehicles.
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