Kia Telluride Lease

For drivers seeking more flexibility, less commitment, and lower monthly payments, leasing a new Kia Telluride is a great choice. In our experience, most drivers value our Kia Telluride lease options because we're committed to helping every Fishers Kia shoppers find the best Kia Telluride lease terms, monthly payments, mileage, down payment, and more. We also have a team of progressive Kia finance advisors who are constantly working to ensure you receive the best Kia Telluride lease deal. 

Opting for a new Kia Telluride lease is a great option for drivers and has a lot of perks. Leasing not only comes standard with low maintenance cost, but it also gives drivers more variety. In addition to this, lease a new Kia Telluride is a great way to reduce your monthly payments and interest. But most of all, Kia Telluride lease drivers can enjoy all of the latest Kia Telluride features for less. 

If you're stuck trying to decide between buying vs. leasing a new Kia Telluride, you're not alone. Believe it or not, most people aren't familiar with our Kia lease program. Being said, we think it's important for you to familiarize yourself with the pros and cons of buying vs. leasing a new Kia Telluride for sale: 

Leasing a new Kia Telluride is perfect for drivers looking to drive a vehicle for a fixed period of time at an agreed amount of money and mileage for the lease	Overview	Financing a new Kia Telluride is excellent for drivers looking to own a vehicle
Kia Telluride lease payments are typically less. In relation to this lessee's pay less because they are only paying for their used of the vehicle during their negotiated terms.	Payments	Kia Telluride finance payments are typically higher than lease payments because you're paying off the entire vehicle, plus interest, and other finance charges.
You return the vehicle at lease-end, pay any end-of-lease cost, and walk way	Vehicle Return	You'll have to deal with selling or trading in your car when you decide you want a different one
On the plus side, its future value doesn't affect you financially. On the negative side, you don't have any equity in the vehicle	Future Value	The vehicle will depreciate, but its cash value is yours to us as you like
At the end of the loan term, you have no further payments and you have built equity to help pay for your next vehicle	Excessive Wear And Tear	At the end of the lease ( usually two to three year) , you can finance the purchase of the car, or lease or buy another
Most leases limit the number of miles you may drive, often 10,000 to 12,000 per year. (You can negotiate a higher mileage limit.) You'll have to pay charges for exceeding your limits.	Mileage	You're free to drive as many miles as you want. But keep in mind that higher mileage lowers the vehicle's trade-in or resale value.
Because you must return the vehicle in salable condition, any modifications or custom parts you add have to be removed. If there is any residual damage, you'll have to pay to have it fixed or you'll need to file an insurance claim and pay a deductible.	Customization	The vehicle is yours to modify or customize as you like, although doing so may void your warranty.