What to Expect When You Sign a Chevy Spark Lease

If you’re searching for a fuel-efficient and fun vehicle, the Chevy Spark is an excellent choice. Here are some of the things to know about a Chevy Spark lease before you sign on the dotted line.

Term

It will be up to you to determine the length of your lease, which generally span between two and five years. It’s important to remember that the shorter the lease, the higher your monthly payments will be.

Mileage

Your lease will come with an annual mileage limit, and you should know what this is before you sign it. This is typically between 12,000 and 15,000 miles. If you exceed this, there will be a fee charged per mile.

Customizations

Because a leased vehicle isn’t yours, you aren’t permitted to make any customizations. This means that things like upgrading the stereo or putting on bigger tires aren’t allowed.

Wear and Tear

When you bring your Chevy Spark back to the dealership, it should be essentially in the same condition as when you got it. Basic wear and tear are expected, but you should make sure that you’re keeping your leased vehicle in good health.

Ownership

If after driving your car for a while you decide that you don’t want to give it up, you will have the opportunity to buy it. The best way to do this is to wait until the lease ends and then start the financing process.

Get All Your Chevy Spark Lease Questions Answered Here

If you have any questions about leasing a Chevy Spark, get in touch with Patriot Chevy of Warminster. You can also come down to our Warminster, PA to see what’s in stock and to take a test drive. See you soon!