Ford Finance Center in Beaumont, TX
Welcome to our Ford finance center, where we strive
to provide our customers with competitive auto loans and Ford
lease terms tailored to their needs. Our dedicated finance team
works closely with reputable lenders to offer a range of financing solutions
that suit your budget and lifestyle.
Whether you’re interested in purchasing a new Ford
F-150, leasing a new Explorer or securing a used car loan in East TX, our
finance experts are here to guide you through the process.
Visit Doggett
Ford of Beaumont and let us help you find the perfect financing
option for your next vehicle purchase.
If you have questions about buying vs. leasing a
vehicle or want to learn about our current new Ford
incentives and used car specials, the team at our nearby Ford
dealer will be happy to help. We want every moment of your shopping experience
to be seamless and stress-free! Apply for an auto loan and check out our
inventory today.
Buying Vs Leasing a Ford​
Deciding whether to buy or lease a new Doggett Ford of Beaumont can be a difficult choice. It is important to know the differences between the two options so you can figure out which is best for you.
When you buy a vehicle, you are paying for the entire vehicle. Typically buyers make a down payment, either pay the sales tax in cash or roll the amount into the loan, and then make monthly payments with a set interest rate. This option is great for those who drive many miles, or plan on keeping their car for a long period of time.
When you lease a vehicle, you are only paying for the amount of the vehicle you use. The sales tax is included in the monthly lease payment, which is determined in part by a money factor that is much like an interest rate on a new car loan. Typically the first monthly payment is made when you sign the contract. Leasing is a great option for those who want lower monthly payments and a new vehicle every few years.
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