Some car shoppers swear by luxury auto leases while others say financing is always the way to go. The truth is that it boils down to each individual driver. So, should you be trying to secure a Lincoln Navigator lease? Or should you be trying to finance your future Lincoln Navigator model? What are your options?
Pay In Cash
While this option may seem ideal, it isn’t always financially viable. Paying for your vehicle in cash upfront means you drive away with full ownership.
This method requires no applications and no calls to the bank, but you need to have the full cash price of the vehicle available in your account before the transaction can move forward.
Finance
Another way to gain 100% ownership of your new Lincoln Navigator is to finance it, either through the dealership or through your bank.
This method requires you to fill out a loan application detailing your current financial situation in depth. If you have the means to pay slightly more per month than you would on a lease, you may find it worth it.
Lease
If you're not looking to own the vehicle you want to drive, leasing is a great way to secure your ride without the responsibility of ownership.
You still have to take care of the vehicle, and cannot make any serious customizations, but future repairs are not something you have to consider when leasing. Simply fill out your application and enjoy your Lincoln Navigator, and then return it at the end of your leasing term to either buy it outright or sign a lease on a new vehicle.
So now that you know your options, take some time to think about which one would work best for you. Once decided, make your way down to Woodhouse Lincoln to take one of our Lincoln Navigator models out for a test drive.
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