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LeaseCompare.com Steps in as Chrysler and Others Exit Auto Leasing

Aug 12, 2008

Consumers Can Still Benefit from Leasing New and Used Cars

CINCINNATI--(BUSINESS WIRE)--LeaseCompare.com, the leader in online direct-to-consumer auto leasing, today announced that it has the financial resources to provide leasing for those who want to lease Chrysler and other vehicle makes, including SUVs.

As an independent leasing company, LeaseCompare.com gives consumers access to new and used car leasing from banks, credit unions and other finance sources. Site visitors can instantly compare payments, rates and residual values from each source and select the best lease for their driving habits.

"LeaseCompare.com offers an alternative to a manufacturer lease." says Tarry Shebesta, President of LeaseCompare.com and auto leasing expert. "From one location, consumers can shop multiple lease offers from different sources and secure their lease online."

"Even though Chrysler and other manufacturers are pulling back from leasing, there are still competitive lease options available to consumers if they know where to shop" comments Shebesta. "LeaseCompare.com offers such a marketplace."

Top reasons consumers prefer to lease:

  • Lower monthly payments
  • Little or no down payments
  • No trade-in worries
  • Avoid upside-down loans
  • Lower sales tax (in most states)


Shebesta also notes that "Dealers looking for leasing sources to offer their customers can use the programs available on LeaseCompare.com through a dealer-only website DoALease.com."

About LeaseCompare.com
LeaseCompare.com is a leading provider of direct-to-consumer auto leasing. Using proprietary software, LeaseCompare.com enables consumers to instantly evaluate new and used vehicle leasing options from a number of banks, credit unions and independent leasing companies. Customers can lock in the lease offer they like and apply for credit online.

LeaseCompare.com has been featured on CNBC, FOX Business and Bloomberg TV and in the Wall Street Journal, Los Angeles Times, Business Week Magazine, Forbes Magazine, Kiplinger, USA Today and many others.

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