Ford Long Term Lease In Utah
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Benefits of Extending a Ford Lease If you're happy with your current vehicle and not ready to lease or finance a new model, a lease extension lets you keep driving it without a long-term commitment. Lease extensions also allow for time to explore other vehicle options if you're unsure what you want next.
Documents Needed to Lease a Car These are the most common documents you need to lease a car: A valid driver's license and proof of identity. Proof of income. This will usually consist of recent paycheck stubs or bank statements reflecting adequate income to make the lease payments.
If you're wondering “Can I buy a car out of state?” you absolutely can.
A formal lease extension requires you to sign a contract that extends the lease for a set term, often running anywhere from six to 12 months. This type of lease extension may also come with a revised monthly lease payment and revised mileage limits.
You may terminate your lease early by following the instructions contained in the "Voluntary Early Termination" section of your Lease Agreement. For more information on lease-end options please visit the Preparing for Lease-End page.
Current registration will be needed as evidence of ownership. Leased vehicles will need the leasing company's power of attorney, billing statement, Utah sales tax number, and current registration.
Leasing a vehicle in Utah entails driving it for two to three years and making payments on it during this time.
Current rates range from as low as 5.25% to as high as 25%. The rate you qualify for will depend on factors such as your collateral, credit score and down payment.
0% APR for 72 mos. 0% APR financing for 72 months at $13.89 per month per $1,000 financed regardless of down payment (PGM #20184). Residency restrictions apply.
