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What Is Included in a Car Leasing Application?

By Mark Etinger

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Published: 31Jan2010
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People hear the term "car leasing" all the time, but not everyone actually knows what it means. Overall, car leasing is all about getting you the car you want and deserve at a very affordable price. When you lease, you can actually drive off the lot in a brand new car for less than it would cost to buy model upright.

Still, auto leasing isn't for everyone. If you commit to a lease, you are essentially "renting" your car for payments each month. This is different from buying a car, which is yours (until you sell or trade it in) the moment you drive it off the lot. That might sound appealing, but not everyone can afford to put down $80,000 for an immediate purchase, and still more folks just aren't interested in owning their vehicles.

For these people, auto leasing is the perfect option. With car leasing, you're signing up for a monthly fee for the duration of your lease, which adds up to significantly less than the purchase price. For example, it would cost $50,000 to $80,000 dollars to own the new 2010 Jaguar Xf, which buyers would have to either pay all at once or in monthly installments following a sizeable down payment. Either way, that's a lot of money!

Cheap car leasing, on the other hand, would only require you to pay 15 percent of the sticker price every month, which could be as little as $1,500. Just remember, if you have enough money to buy a Jaguar, you have enough to lease one as well. And your monthly fee will only get smaller if you choose a more affordable make and model.

Car leasing is also useful for drivers who aren't sure how long they're going to need a car. Just because you commute via car now, for example, doesn't mean you'll be using the same method of transportation in two or three years.

Now that you know the differences between car leasing and buying, let's discuss the application process. Primarily, the application form is intended to help car dealers better understand your credit background and what you can afford. You'll be asked for your place of work, job title, and salary, as well as your social security number. Although this information might seem personal, just remember that it is bringing you one step closer to leasing a brand new car.

Once you fill out the form truthfully, the dealer should get back to you in a few days to let you know if you were accepted or rejected. Even if you are rejected, the experience won't be a total loss, as you can talk to your agent about why the dealership was unwilling to lease you a car. Besides, not all car dealerships are created equal—one dealership might think you have bad credit, while another will be confident in your ability to fulfill the monthly payments.

After you find a dealership that accepts your application, it's time to pick out a car and start driving! Best of all, you can even buy the car at the end of the lease term if you love it, or else simply return it to the dealership.

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