Good Lease Deals on Volkswagen Models

April 11, 2009

volkswagen-lease-deals Volkswagen has new incentives on all it’s models for April 2009, and the deals are well worth your consideration if you are looking for a new VW.

Nearly every 2009 Volkswagen model, style, and trim level has very attractive low-interest loan rates (0% in many cases – varies by model and loan months). Typically, the rates are 0% for 12 and 36 months, 2.9% for 48 months, 3.9% for 60 months, and (strangely) 4.4% for 66 months. This incentive ends 4/30/2009.

Some models and trim levels also have cash-back rebates, usually in the form of a $500 “loyalty bonus” to people who currently own late-model Volkswagens (do not have to trade in). This incentive ends 5/4/2009.

However, some of the best deals are with leases, as listed below. The “catch” with these good lease deals is that the deals are limited to only one or two styles and trim levels with each model line. For example, the VW GLI has eight different styles with different combinations of engines and transmissions. But only the base style coupe with manual transmission has a lease deal.

As we always remind, incentives can vary by region of the country you live in and, in some cases, by dealer. And you typically must have good credit to qualify.

Here are the current VW lease incentives, which are based on 36 months and 10K miles per year:

Volkswagen Jetta – $199 a month, $2499 due at signing (which includes down payment, first months, payment, fees)

Volkswagen New Beetle – $199 a month, $2499 due at signing

Volkswagen Rabbit – $199 a month, $2499 due at signing

Volkswagen Tiguan – $299 a month, $2999 due at signing

Volkswagen GLI – $299 a month, $2599 due at signing

Volkswagen GTI – $299 a month, $2499 due at signing

Volkswagen Routan – $329 a month, $2999 due at signing

Volkswagen Passat – $339 a month, $2699 due at signing

Volkswagen Eos – $399 a month, $2999 due at signing

Volkswagen CC – $499 a month, $2999 due at signing

If you find these lease deals attractive but don’t quite understand how leasing works, we advise you to become familiar with it before you make your decision. Our sister web site, LeaseGuide.com, can help you.