Is leasing right for you?

Leasing is an option that allows you to pay for the portion of the vehicle's value you expect to use over a period of time, plus a borrowing charge and applicable taxes.

The benefits of leasing

How leasing works

When you buy a vehicle using traditional financing, monthly payments are based on the whole value of the vehicle plus interest.

When you lease a vehicle, your payments are based on the portion of the vehicle you expect to use (plus interest) over the lease term, which can range from 36 to 48 months.

Leasing details

Up-front costs

May include first month's payment, an administration fee, a down payment and other miscellaneous fees.

Monthly payments

You are only paying for the depreciation of the vehicle over the lease term, along with the other charges (i.e. monthly tax and borrowing charges).

Annual kilometrage

24,000 km for a typical lease (see your dealer for low kilometre lease options). You may buy more kilometres up front or pay per kilometre over the limit at lease end.

Lease-end options

Click here to get the information you need, from ending your lease to purchasing a new vehicle.

Excess wear and tear

Usually assessed at lease-end. Ask your dealer for further details. Maintenance and repairs are your responsibility.

Insurance

Required for the amount of coverage specified by your lease.