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    D&M Leasing

    There are several reasons leasing might be more your speed. Do you like changing it up with a new car or truck every few years? Maybe you like the lower monthly payments compared to a traditional auto loan. No matter the reason – we have you covered.

    Our partnership with D&M Leasing allows you to finance your vehicle with an affordable lease. Simply call to apply and get approved. It’s that easy! They’ll even locate the car you’re looking for at no extra cost.
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    Contact Our Dedicated Leasing Agent

    Steve Ealy
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    sealy@dmautoleasing.com
     

    Benefits of Leasing

    Lower monthly payments

    Leases usually have lower monthly payments than a purchase with a loan.

    No down payment required (for qualified borrowers)

    Available on new and used vehicles

    Lease terms that are flexible and easy to understand

    Mileage plans for 15,000 standard miles per year

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    Whether you're on the market for a new or used car, or looking to refinance, we have the best rates and the right loan for you.
     
    • Same rates for new, used, or refinance
    • Finance up to 110% of vehicle's MSRP
    • Discounted rates when you sign up for automatic payments
    • Fixed rates & payments
    • Flexible terms
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