LEASING
Business Fleet Leasing
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Flexible Payments and Terms
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Low or High Mileage Terms
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Closed End or Open End Options
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Service Vehicles, Sales Vehicles, Executive Vehicles
Personal Leasing
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Any Make and Model
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New or Used Leasing Options
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12-60 Month Terms
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Low or High Mileage Terms
SALES
Used Car Dealer
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– Off-Lease Vehicles Available to Purchase
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– Find and Sell Any Used Car
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– Take Your Car In as Trade
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– No Additional Fees
COMMON QUESTIONS ABOUT LEASING
Why Should I Lease Instead of Buy?
Basically, leasing is only paying for the portion of the vehicle that you are using. Instead of paying or financing the entire value of a vehicle, you “rent” the vehicle and pay a monthly payment for the duration of your lease that covers the depreciation of the vehicle during that time. You will be given a yearly allowance of miles, depending on the lease terms, and if you don’t go over on miles or damage the vehicle, there are no additional fees other than your monthly payment. Leasing can provide a much more flexible payment while limiting a person’s liability in the vehicle, and monthly payments for a lease are often lower than monthly payments for financing a vehicle.
But I Don’t Own It?
Most car loans are 60-84 months and by the time you pay it off, your vehicle will be ready to upgrade anyways. Plus, there is the bonus of getting a new vehicle every few years, and not having to worry about when the warranty runs out or wear and tear late in the vehicle’s life. This will help limit the costs of upkeep for a vehicle.
I Can Lease a Used Vehicle?
Yes! At Stark Leasing, we offer a unique approach to leasing, which allows our customers to lease new AND used vehicles of any make and model. Typically, dealerships will only lease new vehicles currently on their lot, whereas we can find any vehicle you want that fits your price range. We can even adjust the terms and potential buyout at the end more flexibly than other leasing options.
What Is My Risk?
There is no concern with selling or trading in the vehicle, and potentially taking a loss when you are finished with a vehicle. The leasing company is the one who will retain full liability of the vehicle after your lease, and they will be the ones to deal with selling or disposing of the vehicle.




