Well I did my part, In support of the big 3 and American auto workers I leased a Dodge Journey Today and let me tell you what a nice ride, I recommend anyone looking to buy or lease check this car, suv, out, used to be the Pacifica and for some reason changed to Journey, anyway very happy with this Auto Chuck

Wifes ready to replace '07 town and country in march. Dont like the '08 vans at all. Journey is first choice. Haven't looked a one close up yet ,hows the cargo room compared to a van? Also,I was told chrysler got out of the leasing business at the end of October. Like to lease the dog mobile,can write some of the payment off.

Well I did my part, In support of the big 3 and American auto workers I leased a Dodge Journey Today and let me tell you what a nice ride, I recommend anyone looking to buy or lease check this car, suv, out, used to be the Pacifica and for some reason changed to Journey, anyway very happy with this Auto Chuck

Flease not lease......I like to call it rent.

I thought the same about chrysler getting out but it looks like locally they can make a choice, they talked about the bank letting them do this and that so I guess they can work it out with the local banks

Leasing is a good deal if you have a business.Tax advantages.Plus the wife likes a new car every two years.

worked with a guy that leased a Dodge truck. He was really happy till we talked about costs one day. I pointed out he traded in a $5,000 truck and was paying $5,000 a year in lease for 6 years. His total cost was $35,000 to borrow the truck for 6 years and then he had to give it back!

Thanks for the support, we need it.

Mike

Flease not lease......I like to call it rent.

Lease is the most expensive method of 'purchasing' a vehicle.

I never put money down on a lease ,that is stupid.

Anything that goes down in value, pay cash !!!!!!
Nice car though, got a black one 4 mounths ago with the works.
Good luck!!!

Leasing may not be right for everyone, but for those in the right situation it is quite good. Especially for a business where it then becomes a regular expense rather than an asset. Also, its good for people who like to get a new car every 2 or 3 years who do not drive a lot.

Yes, of course if you are going to own the car forever and put a lot of miles on it - then leasing would be a bad choice.

Thank you for supporting the domestic auto industry!

Thomas

Just curious. Today is sunday. Did you lease it from a dealer? Are dealers able to be open on sundays now?

Thanks for the support, we need it.

Mike

I couldn't agree more!

Just curious. Today is sunday. Did you lease it from a dealer? Are dealers able to be open on sundays now?

I am sorry, leased on Saturday Chuck

Good move. The country needs it.
Enjoy the car.

Just curious. Today is sunday. Did you lease it from a dealer? Are dealers able to be open on sundays now?


They're open 7 days a week around here. Y'all have blue laws there or somethin'? I remember the blue laws when I was a kid growin' up in Texas in the 70's, but they repealed them.

I have been supporting GM regularly since 1994. I buy a brand new truck on average of every 2.5 years. I can think of two years that I bought 2 brand new trucks within a year.
I have had my 2007 GMC 2500 HD Diesel for about a year now. Have had our GMC Yukon XL
for about 2.5 years.
GM can't blame me for their woes ;)

Thank god for the blue law here in Pa. 6 days a week enough for me.:noway: