Leasing a car can be a better option than purchasing a vehicle if you want to change cars every few years or want to drive a car that you can't afford to purchase. The 2010 Chevrolet Camaro price starts at $22,680 for the basic V6 coupe and goes up with bigger engines and different trim packages. By leasing a Camaro, you are agreeing to Chevrolet's terms and conditions and must pay the designated lease payment every month to maintain your lease.
Decide which Chevrolet Camaro model you would like to lease. In 2010, the Chevrolet Camaro offered three V6 options and two V8 options. Distinguishing features among options include engine size, wheel size, rim choices, brake options, and availability of the RS, or Rally Sport, package.
Contact your local Chevrolet Dealer. Ask the dealer what Camaros they have available for lease. If the dealer does not have the car you'd like to lease, ask who might have that particular choice available. The dealer should be able to provide this information.
Go to the Chevrolet dealership that has the car you'd like to lease and test drive it. Make sure you really like the car before you sign the lease because you will be stuck in a lease for a few years.
Discuss your leasing options with a Chevrolet sales associate. Your options will include things like lease length and required down payment.
Make yourself familiar with the lease terms. This will prevent you from signing something you don't agree with or don't understand. If you are unsure about something in the lease agreement, ask the sales associate about it. Look for mileage limitations, early termination causes and fees associated with accidents or maintenance. Be sure you are aware of everything for which you will be held liable.
Get approved for the lease. This requires proof of your identification and a credit check. If you have bad credit, you may not be approved for a lease. If your credit score is not high, you might have to pay extra fees or different lease rates in order to lease the Camaro. Be sure to make yourself aware of these things before signing the lease agreement.
Sign the lease. By signing the lease, you agree that you have read the entire lease agreement and agree to comply with it. You'll also have to pay your down payment at this time, if one is required.
Follow your lease agreement carefully. By doing so, you will save yourself hassle, and possibly extra costs, in the long run.
