Why Leasing a Lincoln Could Be the Right Choice

Published Nov 29, 24

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A Lincoln lease gives you the luxury experience with fewer long-term obligations

Leasing or Buying: Which is Right for You?

When choosing your next vehicle, one of the biggest decisions is whether to lease or buy

Buying gives you full ownership, but leasing is like renting a car for a fixed term—usually 24 to 36 months

Leasing is a great option for those who want to enjoy lower monthly payments, access to the latest models, and the ability to change cars frequently

Expect lower monthly payments when leasing a Lincoln, as you’re only responsible for its depreciation over the lease term.

Leasing gives you the opportunity to drive the newest Lincoln models every few years, complete with the latest features and technologies

Leasing typically means full warranty coverage, so you’re protected from maintenance costs and repairs.

Here’s a quick overview of common lease terms

Mileage Caps: What You Need to Know: Leases typically have mileage limits, often 10,000–15,000 miles annually, with penalties for going over.
What You’ll Pay Upfront: You’ll generally need to pay an upfront down payment, taxes, and fees when you begin your lease.
Options at the End of Your Lease: At the end of the lease, you can return the car, purchase it, or lease a new model

Customizations are typically limited with leases, but you can discuss available options with our team

If you exceed the mileage limit, you may face additional fees—so make sure to select the right mileage plan for your needs

Yes! Leasing provides an affordable way for families to drive spacious, luxury vehicles like the Lincoln Navigator or Aviator

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