Chrysler Lease Specials

With eAutolease, you can lease Chrysler in a few simple steps. Choose your car at eAutoLease.com, fill in an online application, and wait until our lease specialist contacts you with approval and price information. Upon agreement, we complete the transaction and arrange a complimentary delivery directly to your home or office.

The lease payment for a 2023 Chrysler Pacifica is $519/month with a $0 down payment with a 10,000 annual mileage limit. For other Chrysler models, we are not able to show the price because it’s that low. Call or chat with us for a quick quote.

Yes, eAutolease offers a “no money down” lease option. No money down means that you’re still responsible for paying taxes and initial fees. To lease Chrysler with no money down, you need to have a good credit score. Your minimal “subprime score” should be 620, but 680 is considered ideal.

The typical minimum credit score needed for leasing most cars is 620-680. Having a good credit score is a big plus for you, but you can still get a good deal on a New York car lease with bad credit. Many people with bad credit get good loans that are affordable in the short term and help improve their credit scores in the long term. No matter what your financial situation is, we are willing to help you achieve the best deal for your car lease.

Yes, you can terminate a leased Chrysler early, but this process requires a few extra steps. With eAutolease, early termination can be affordable and easy. Our professionals can give you valuable and honest advice to get you where you want to be.

You may also consider lease transfer, a process in which you transfer the remainder of the lease to another party, who will then take over the payments and responsibility for the lease.

You may be able to extend your Chrysler lease for a maximum of a year. Give us a call, and we will help you extend your lease. But keep in mind that extension of a lease contract requires the purchase of an extended warranty.

It’s recommended to use API Certified SAE 5W-20 Engine Oil, meeting the requirements of Chrysler Material Standard MS-6395 such as MOPAR®, Pennzoil®, and Shell Helix®. If you’re looking for Chrysler maintenance and service information, it’s best to check the operator’s manual that comes with your car.

Knowing your responsibilities when it comes to mileage and wear before you return your vehicle is crucial. End-of-lease fees include mileage cost, excessive wear, and disposition fee. Excessive mileage and wear will result in additional charges. At the end of your lease, you will receive a final bill.

After you’ve chosen your car, it’s important to determine your financing options. This can help lower your monthly payments. Since eAutolease works with multiple financial institutions, you have more options, which means you can get a better deal. What’s more, if you decide to buy out the Chrysler lease, you can get financing from eAutolease for that as well.

Chrysler Corporation, founded in 1925, has had a long, interesting history as the third-largest of Detroit’s auto companies. Chrysler is famous for its well-engineered cars made after World War ll. But the company has spent the last three decades bouncing between highs and lows.

In 1955, Chrysler introduced the first transistor car radio, which was optional equipment on the Imperial. However, soon it became available on the entire line of vehicles. In 1958, Chrysler developed and installed electronic fuel injection on all engines manufactured for the Chrysler 300, Dodge D500, the lone DeSoto model, and the newly premiered Plymouth Fury.

It was a best-seller, but the famous Imperial was finally dropped as a separate brand name in the early 1970s and became a Chrysler model.

In the mid-1980s, Chrysler was suffering from the same automotive disease as other domestic carmakers. The high price of gasoline brought about a demand for smaller, more fuel-efficient models, and Chrysler decided to reorganize the entire company with the help of outside, third-party corporate engineers.

In the late 1990s, Chrysler merged with Daimler-Benz Auto Group. The conjoined company, DaimlerChrysler, was split apart in 2007. DaimlerChrysler announced the sale of nearly 80 percent of its stock to Cerberus Capital Management, and the corporation was renamed Chrysler LLC. The financial bust of 2008 led to the filing of bankruptcy for Chrysler LLC, and a total reorganization was undertaken.

With help from the federal government, the company stayed afloat, and Fiat Motors acquired most of the stock. Today, Fiat Chrysler Automobiles manufactures Chrysler, Dodge, RAM, and Jeep models, and the new company slogan “America’s Import” is an obvious self-acknowledgment as a producer of fine-quality vehicles that compete well with foreign offerings.