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Swapalease.com’s second-quarter report shows growing interest in sport utilities, crossover SUVs and sporty models.
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Lease applicants registered a 48.1% approval rate, the lowest level since the car lease marketplace began tracking the stat in 2014. The firm explained that the rise in consumer interest for luxury SUVs is what’s driving the uptick in declines.
Read More →Despite rising incentives and an increase in the number of lease returns to dealerships, auto dealers continue to push lease deals. And according to the online lease marketplace, approval rates have hovered above 70% for two straight months so far in 2017.
Read More →Car lease credit applicants registered a 72.2% approval rate in February, a 33.3% increase from January’s 50% approval rate but flat with a year ago, according to Swapalease.com.
Read More →A survey conducted by Swapalease.com found that both dealers and car buyers are interested in used-vehicle leasing. Top used vehicles consumers would like to lease include the Cadillac Escalade, CTS, and the Jeep Cherokee, while dealers would like to offer used leases on the Buick Regal, Cadillac CTS and Chevrolet Cruze.
Read More →The lease approval rate jumped 31% from March to April, the highest since November 2014, Swapalease.com reports.
Read More →Swapalease.com released a new study that shows a majority of customers aren’t interested in car-sharing services or autonomous driving. What they do want is lenders bidding for their business.
Read More →Eighty percent of the cars and trucks in the Swapalease.com auto lease marketplace are in the gray family, including white and black.
Read More →So far in 2014, the credit approval rate is clocking in at 68.3%, close to the level Swapalease.com considers “healthy” at 70%.
Read More →Swapalease.com found that most women are looking for a shorter lease commitment than men, and that they ultimately may not return to leasing after their current experience.
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