All New Family Deal Lease Pull Ahead

LaFontaine Chevrolet Dexter is excited to announce the All New Family Deal Lease Pull Ahead Program. Right now LaFontaine Chevrolet will waive up to $1,000 of your current payments no matter what make or model you are leasing.

Stop in or fill out the form below to get started. Not sure if you're ready to pull ahead? Here are some frequently asked questions that might help.

Lease Pull Ahead FAQ

Q. Why should I look into Pulling Ahead out of my Lease?

A. You may want to consider a Lease Pull Ahead when one or more of the following items are true: You would like to lower your monthly payment. You've gone over your allotted miles. You haven't gone over your miles yet, but you will before the lease terminates. Your lifestyle has changed and your current vehicle is no longer a fit. You are simply ready for something new.

Q. How many monthly payments does a typical Lease Pull Ahead program take care of?

A. A typical Lease Pull Ahead program is structured to cover a predetermined number of remaining payments, with a maximum value on those payments. Ask one of our Lease Pull Ahead Specialist for details on the current lease pull ahead offer.

Q. Do I have to actually turn in my vehicle to qualify for a Lease Pull Ahead incentive?

A. The short answer is, it depends. Often times the Lease Pull Ahead incentive is just that, a cash incentive. As long as you currently have a lease that matures within a specific range of dates, you'll receive the predetermined cash incentive to use towards a new vehicle whether you turn your vehicle in or not.

Q. Does a Lease Pull Ahead incentive "stack" with other manufacturer incentives?

A. More often than not, a Lease Pull Ahead incentive will stack with other manufacturer incentives. However, there usually an exception or two to the rule, so make sure you check the manufacturer's website for the terms and conditions of the Lease Pull Ahead program.

Q. If I take advantage of a Lease Pull Ahead, am I still responsible for excess wear or over mileage fees?

A. Yes. When you turn your vehicle in, you are still responsible for any excess wear and over mileage fees.