Boo! Swapalease Lists 5 Scary Lease Deals
Swapalease has released a list of five ‘seriously scary’ lease deals in time for Halloween.


The Volkswagen Jetta is among Swapalease’s “seriously scary” lease deals, offering a six-year warranty and a long list of creature comforts for $149/month.
Photo courtesy Volkswagen of America Inc.
CINCINNATI, Ohio — Car lease marketplace Swapalease.com has announced the five best lease deals for the Halloween holiday. Vehicles were selected by Swapalease.com advisors based on new lease price data for the month of October.
Swapalease.com customer advisors help guide shoppers into the right lease vehicle that fits their automotive needs, said Executive Vice President Scot Hall, and factories are playing their part this fall.
“More than likely, prices continue to increase over the last few months as OEMs look to offer stronger incentives and overall deals for financing loans as opposed to leases,” Hall said. “Despite slight price increases during the month of October, there are still a number of reasonably priced vehicles offered for new leases. While this may not be the case for all leases, it’s also a reason Swapalease.com continues to see more activity as people search alternate channels for the right lease deal outside of the dealer showroom.”
Swapalease’s “seriously scary” lease deals are as follows:
Chevrolet Cruze: Offered at $159/month, the Chevrolet Cruze boasts a sporty yet compact look. Available in sedan or hatchback, the vehicle comes complete with top technology such as built-in 4G LTE Wi-Fi Hotspot, rear vision camera, and Apple CarPlay compatibility.
Nissan Sentra: Offered for $149/month, the Sentra seats five passengers comfortably. The vehicles comes equipped with 7-touch screen display, Bluetooth streaming audio, and great fuel economy.
Honda Civic: Offered at $189/month, the Civic now offers a variety of standard safety and driver-assistive technologies designed to alert drivers of things they might be missing on the road. The vehicle comes with three interior leather options for customization, plus increased cargo space for 2019 models.
Volkswagen Jetta: Offered at $149/month, the Volkswagen Jetta offers one of the best warranties around. The Jetta comes with a six-year, 72,000-mile warranty and comes with a panoramic roof option, ventilated seats, and 10 ambient interior mood-lighting options.
Subaru Legacy: Offered at $219/month, the Subaru Legacy features several safety and security amenities. Equipped with rear-vision camera and reverse automatic braking, the vehicle’s driver-assist technology makes safety a top priority.
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