There are countless premium models across the new Audi lineup that are bringing excitement and anticipation to drivers throughout greater Atlanta, and we want to extend that same joy to you, too. Audi South Atlanta is here to help you get behind the wheel of your very own Audi, which is why we're excited to tell you about our generous and flexible Audi leasing process.
What's the Difference Between Leasing and Financing?
If you don't know the difference between leasing and financing, you're not alone. In the simplest terms, financing a vehicle means you take out a loan and are paying to eventually own the vehicle, while leasing means paying a dealership to drive a vehicle for a predetermined period of time.
- Leasing Pros and Cons: If you lease a new Audi, you'll get to experience the latest Audi features and have a lower monthly payment. You'll also have restrictions on wear-and-tear damage, annual mileage, and vehicle modification. You'll return your leased Audi at the end of the contract and steer clear of long-term Audi ownership.
- Financing Pros and Cons: When you purchase an Audi, you'll become the sole owner, which means there are no penalties tied to mileage, customization, or damage. While you pay more upfront for your auto loan, you'll end up accruing more savings the longer you own your Audi. You can also trade or sell your Audi at any time.
Why Should I Lease an Audi from Audi South Atlanta?
In general, leasing a vehicle gives you the opportunity to get behind the wheel of a high-end model for less than you would pay if you financed it. As luck would have it, you can find a variety of global incentives on new Audi leases, in addition to the current lease specials on offer right now at Audi South Atlanta.
What Are My Mileage Options?
When you lease a vehicle, you have the flexibility to purchase the amount of yearly mileage that fits your daily driving needs and overall lifestyle; for those who don't drive as much, you can opt to purchase fewer miles from the outset. Not sure how many miles you need? Never fear! You'll still have the option to add on more miles after the fact if you find yourself approaching your limit sooner than expected. The following chart outlines both your base mileage options as well as the cost of purchasing additional miles.