Buying a new Kia
Benefits:
- Less worry about your car's condition
- No limit on mileage
- Full ownership of your vehicle
- Factory warranty to cover major repairs
How much do I pay?
When you finance your vehicle purchase, your
monthly payments will be determined by the vehicle price, amount of your
down payment and trade-in value, interest rate, and length of term.
How long does my finance contract last?
Usually 24 to 72 months.
How many miles can I drive my vehicle?
There are no restrictions. However, more miles driven tends to lower resale or trade-in value.
Can I customize my vehicle?
Add accessories to your vehicle at any time.
What happens at the end of my finance contract?
You will receive your title, lien release, or a
letter from us indicating your lien has been released electronically
after your final payment has been processed.
Upon release of the lien, you own your vehicle free and clear. | Leasing a new Kia
Benefits:
- Payments are usually lower, compared to a purchase
- Opportunity to drive a new car every two to three years
- Factory warranty to cover major repairs
How much do I pay?
When you lease a vehicle, you're only paying for
the portion of the vehicle you use over the course of the lease. A lower
down payment, or none at all, may also be possible.
How long does my finance contract last?
Usually 24 to 48 months.
How many miles can I drive my vehicle?
You determine the amount of miles you plan to drive
during the lease term before you sign the contract. You may buy
additional miles up front. Between 12,000 and 15,000 per year is
typical. You may incur charges on any excess mileage.
Can I customize my vehicle?
Customize your vehicle only when your lease begins with approved accessories.
What happens at the end of my finance contract?
You may purchase your lease vehicle or return it toTaylor Kia, at which point you may choose to purchase or lease a
new Kia.
To remind you of when you need to take action,
we'll mail you a Lease-End Kit four months before your contract maturity
date. Or you can download a print-friendly version.
For details about what to do when your lease is up, see our Lease-End To-Do List. |