Learn About Hyundai Lease Deals

What can you expect when you lease a Hyundai? In a sense, leasing a car is similar to buying one. You do research and compare models online, go to the dealership, and test drive the models you like to see which one is really right for you. Then, you select the color, trim level, and add-ons you want for your car, and talk about financing options.

However, there are a few differences between buying and leasing a car, and most of them happen at the close of the lease term. When you're finished with your lease, you have to choose whether to buy your car outright, or trade it in and begin a a new lease. This choice is up to you, but many people enjoy trading their car in for a new vehicle every three years.

If you end up loving your car and want to buy it at the end of your lease, you will need to contact us to receive a payoff quote and instructions to purchase your vehicle.

Visit Us Today For Your Next Hyundai Lease

We want you to drive around in the Hyundai you've always wanted and that's why Hyundai has made some great leasing options for any of our models. We are the place for leasing right here in Harrisburg. We not only serve our local area with great Hyundai leases, but also the Lancaster and York areas as well. If you want a Hyundai lease in York or Lancaster, come to Faulkner Hyundai Harrisburg and see the offers we have waiting for you. See our lease specials today and let us do the rest of the work while you test drive the new Hyundai you have always wanted with a low lease price to go with it!

Should I Lease A New Vehicle?

If you can basically get a significant discount on a car by leasing instead of buying you may ask yourself, "why would anyone opt to buy a new car instead?" The reason is because leasing comes with some policies and procedures that may not be realistic for some drivers. Below you'll see certain characteristics that Faulkner Hyundai Harrisburg believes will improve your chances for success with auto leasing.

• You typically keep a car for less than six years.

  Depending on the terms of the loan, most cars are paid in full by year six, so after that you'll usually have equity in the car and no payments.
  

• You have good credit, though not necessarily much cash.

  Due to the fact most leases won't require much money down, if any, normally you should have a better than average credit score in order to be qualified for a lease.
  

• You tend not to like customizing or modifying your car or truck.

  Since you never technically own the car, the leasing company does, typically you can't make any changes to the vehicle.
  

• You normally don't put more than 15,000 miles in a year.

  Most car leases restrict the distance you drive the vehicle to in between 10,000 and 18,000 and usually, the higher the amount of yearly miles allowed, the higher the monthly cost. In case you go above the annual amount of permitted miles, you'll usually be charge a substantial fee.