LeaseTrader.com Launches New Dealer Lease Program
LeaseTrader.com's new online marketplace for leasing aimed at helping dealers lease vehicles outside of their regions.
MIAMI — LeaseTrader.com announced a new dealer lease program that will allow dealers to sell new leases to local customers, as well as outside their region.
"Our marketplace has brought an incredible amount of liquidity into the automotive industry and changed the way people view a car lease contract," said Sergio Stiberman, CEO and founder of LeaseTrader.com. "These changes have also leveled the playing field, giving consumers a bigger competitive edge when shopping for a car."
Shoppers can select the package that's right for them, depending on how many miles they need for the down payment they can afford, dictating their monthly payment.
"Shopping for a car lease today is ultra-competitive, and customers want to know they're getting unparalleled service with a deal that can't be found elsewhere," said Christine Kick, business development manager of Orange County BMW in Harriman, N.Y. "The LeaseTrader.com dealer program allows car shoppers from outside our region to take advantage of our competitive lease offerings, giving us the ability to vastly expand our customer base."
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