No Credit Crunch at LeaseCompare.com
#1
10-01-2008, 03:17 PM
No Credit Crunch at LeaseCompare.com No Credit Crunch at LeaseCompare.com, where Auto Leasing and Financing are Still Strong
With the financial markets in turmoil, consumers can still lease or finance new and used vehicles
Cincinnati, OH – October 1, 2008. LeaseCompare.com, the leader in online direct-to-consumer auto leasing and financing, today announced that it has the financial resources to provide loans and leases for consumers and businesses.
“Many consumers are concerned they may not be able to lease or finance their vehicles in the current economic environment.” says Tarry Shebesta, President of LeaseCompare.com. “We at LeaseCompare.com are not experiencing a credit crunch.”
“There are still competitive lease and loan options available to consumers if they know where to shop” comments Shebesta. “ http://www.LeaseCompare.com offers such a marketplace.”
LeaseCompare.com gives consumers access to auto leasing and financing from banks, credit unions and other finance sources. Site visitors can instantly compare payments, rates and residual values and select the best lease or loan for their driving habits.
With the financial markets in turmoil, consumers can still lease or finance new and used vehicles
Cincinnati, OH – October 1, 2008. LeaseCompare.com, the leader in online direct-to-consumer auto leasing and financing, today announced that it has the financial resources to provide loans and leases for consumers and businesses.
“Many consumers are concerned they may not be able to lease or finance their vehicles in the current economic environment.” says Tarry Shebesta, President of LeaseCompare.com. “We at LeaseCompare.com are not experiencing a credit crunch.”
“There are still competitive lease and loan options available to consumers if they know where to shop” comments Shebesta. “ http://www.LeaseCompare.com offers such a marketplace.”
LeaseCompare.com gives consumers access to auto leasing and financing from banks, credit unions and other finance sources. Site visitors can instantly compare payments, rates and residual values and select the best lease or loan for their driving habits.
#2
10-02-2008, 12:21 AM
Tarry, would you be willing to PM me an idea of what a 2009 Porsche Turbo ($140K sticker) for 36-42 mos, 12K mi/yr would be?
As I am constantly flipping cars, it might be smart to lease my next one...
Thanks!!
As I am constantly flipping cars, it might be smart to lease my next one...
Thanks!!
#3
12-21-2009, 05:38 PM
Would be happy to. We should have 2010 Turbo lease programs shortly.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
Bookmarks
Currently Active Users Viewing This Thread: 1 (0 members and 1 guests)