Thursday, April 30, 2015

2015 Jeep Renegade | Larry H. Miller Chrysler Jeep Dodge Bountiful

2015 Jeep Renegade

Larry H. Miller Chrysler Jeep Dodge Bountiful recently got the 2015 Jeep Renegade.  It is a brand new SUV crossover for the year 2015. The Renegade is smaller than most SUV crossovers on the market today. Many hardcore Jeep lovers were very surprised that Jeep chose to go in this direction. It's 15.4 inches shorter than the Cherokee. However, despite the nay-sayers, the 2015 Jeep Renegade's off roading skills are perfectly in line with most Jeeps, and it provides roomy seating despite it's size.

The 2015 Jeep Renegade is also a blast to drive. It's nimble around town and easy to park, and four-wheel-drive models, offer best-in-class off-road capability. It also has a level of customization that previous SUV crossovers. It's offered in many bright colors, and has many options for bright colored trim.

2015 Jeep Renegade

2015 Jeep Renegade interior

Come check out Larry H. Miller Chrysler Jeep Dodge Bountiful's inventory of 2015 Jeep Renegades today! Click here to shop now!




Tuesday, March 31, 2015

Everyone Wants the Hellcat


The Dodge Challenger: Hellcat edition had such an overwhelming demand that the automaker had to temporarily suspend orders for the vehicle. This will give the manufacturer some time to figure how it is going to supply all of this demand. We guess it's a good problem to have.

Why all the craze? Perhaps because it is the most powerful American engine ever made--this beast boasts a 707 horsepower.

"Dodge has delivered over 2,200 Hellcats since they went on sale last year, but allegedly close to 10,000 orders have been placed with dealers across the country, about twice as many as it expected to build for 2015," according to a Fox News article. 

We can't really blame the people for wanting to get behind the wheel of this bad boy, but we certainly wanted to explain why you should buy one if you happen to come across one.

Saturday, February 28, 2015

Lease vs. Purchase: What Should I Do?



We all know that when we walk into a car dealership, we have the option to purchase a car or to lease one. But what's the difference? What should you do? Leasing will save you money on your monthly payments. Purchasing will turn your car payments into an investment. Both the options to lease and purchase have their advantages and disadvantages, but what will work best for you? We're here to help give you a brief explanation, that way you can make a better-informed decision during your next car dealership experience.

Leasing:
When you lease a vehicle, you're essentially renting the car. You make your monthly payments, and you are able to continue driving your ride. Lease payments are lower than the payments on a vehicle purchase, since you are not moving toward owning the vehicle outright. A typical term for a lease is 36 months.

At the end of the lease term, you have a few options:

  • You can turn the car in, and find a new vehicle. 
  • You can sell the car, and perhaps make some money.
  • You can turn the lease into a purchase, and begin making monthly payments.
One should be careful about the amount of driving they do with a leased vehicle. Leases come with a mileage agreement. While the standard amount of annual miles allowed for a lease is 12,000, you are able to take a higher mile allowance for an increased monthly payment. Be careful, because if you have more miles on the odometer than the agreed upon amount, you will be charged by the mile--usually a steep price that you'll want to avoid. 

The most common route consumers who lease their vehicle takes is to turn the car in and find a new vehicle. In some circumstances, you'll find that the value of the vehicle is higher than the residual value given at the time of the lease agreement. Residual value is the amount a car is projected to be worth at the end of the leasing term. When the actual value of the car is higher than the residual, you can sell the vehicle for the higher price and make the difference between the selling price and the residual. For example: if you have a residual value of $16,750, but are able to sell the car for $18,500, you just made yourself $1,750. Cars that have an easy time holding their values are promising for drivers looking to make this extra cash. And if you really like the vehicle and would like to continue to drive it, you can begin to make monthly payments toward the residual value. 

Leasing a vehicle can be a great option for people who are looking to save some money and like to switch vehicles often. Every three years, you can park a new, shiny vehicle in your driveway. But keep in mind, the payments you are making aren't working toward paying off a vehicle you will own. If this seems like a fitting option for you, come visit us and we'll help you get started!

Purchasing:
There are a couple of ways to purchase a vehicle. You can pay cash, up front, and have no monthly payments. This is the cheapest way to buy a car, if you have the money to lay out. You will avoid any interest fees, and become an instant owner. If you don't have the money to lay out, you can finance a new vehicle. When you finance, you will make monthly payments until the balance of the car is paid in full. The average loan for a car is 60 months, although 72 months is becoming more popular. The less months you finance a vehicle, the lower the payment... and vice versa. Your finance rate will be dependent upon your credit score. 

Those looking to get into a vehicle they intend to keep for years on end will find that purchasing a car is a better route than leasing. If you like to switch vehicle often, it may be wise for you to think about leasing, so you can avoid the possibility of losing money on your investment. If this seems like a fitting option for you, again, you can come visit us and we'll help you get started!


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Saturday, January 31, 2015

Bad Credit? Doesn’t Mean You Can’t Buy a Car!

Looking to get into a new car, but worried about bills from the past that have bogged you down? Don’t stress, there are still options for you. Our dealership has professionals that specialize in connecting customers with reasonable finance options. So don’t waste your time thinking about reasons you can’t get into a car that not only will handle your needs, but something you’ll love!

What you need to know!

Research:
It is important that you take your time to do some research before heading to the dealership. While there are many different ways a car dealership can help you get behind the wheel of a vehicle you desire, some of these methods will hurt you in the long run. The more prepared you are, the more confidence you’ll have and the less likely you are to fall into a trap. This blog post is meant to serve as a basic guide to buying a car with damaged credit, but your research shouldn’t necessarily stop here.

Your Credit History:
You should have an idea of your credit situation before going into any dealership, so that you’re not surprised by anything and you can also have the opportunity to dispute or fix any credit issues possible. There are websites that offer free credit checks, like Credit Karma. Once you have your credit score, you can take a look at your credit history, as well as know where you sit with your credit score. This information will be useful for your research, so you have an idea of what your capable of receiving, in terms of financing.

What You Need:
Too often, car shoppers fall in love with something they want, rather than something they need. And sometimes, this is the exact decision that results in damage to their credit. Before you go car shopping, take some time to decide what kind of vehicle you need. Do you just need the car to get from Point A to Point B for work? If this is the case, you probably don’t need to get a big SUV. Do you have a large family that requires a lot of room? Then maybe you should look at that big SUV or a minivan. Leather, sunroofs, big rims, upgraded stereo systems, you know, all the bells and whistles? How important is all of this for you? It might be wisest to pass on these luxuries, and exchange it for a smaller monthly payment.

Things You Need to Bring!

Down Payment: While many people would like to buy a car without having to lay out any money up front, this isn’t always the best way to go about purchasing a car. Furthermore, for those buyers with damaged credit, there is more of a need for a down payment. When you provide a down payment, you are showing the lenders commitment, which will go a long way in helping you get a reasonable financing rate. A good rule of thumb for how much you should put toward your down payment is to put down the total cost of all your taxes and fees for the vehicle.

Proof of Employment:
In order to get financed for a vehicle, you will be required to provide proof of employment. This can come in the form of your most recent pay stub. The financial lender will want to see that you are employed and have a source of income. If you do not have a pay stub, you can reach out to your employer and they will be able to provide this documentation.

Proof of Residence:
Be sure to bring along proof of residence. This can come in the form of utility bills, bank statements or even a pay stub with your home address. Proof of residence is also something that is required to be provided by the lender.

In a Nutshell:
We understand that your past is exactly that, the past. While you may have damaged credit, there are options out there for you. The best thing you can do is prepare yourself with research. Our dealership has professionals that specialize in finding car loans for buyers with circumstances like yours. Don’t be discouraged. Come in to see us, and you’ll be glad you did.

Click here to get pre-approved:


Good Credit? Bad Credit? We CAN Help!


Good Credit? Bad Credit? We CAN Help!

You have the perfect car in mind, and you know you can afford it. So what's stopping you? Credit issues? Oh, stop that line of thinking. We have options for you! Larry H. Miller Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram Bountiful has professionals that specialize in connecting customers with reasonable finance options. Let us help you get out of the "I can't" mindset, and start thinking about what vehicle you'll love!

What you need to know!

Research:
It is important that you take your time to do some research before heading to the dealership. While there are many different ways a car dealership can help you get behind the wheel of a vehicle you desire, some of these methods will hurt you in the long run. The more prepared you are, the more confidence you’ll have and the less likely you are to fall into a trap. This blog post is meant to serve as a basic guide to buying a car with damaged credit, but your research shouldn’t necessarily stop here.

Your Credit History:
Before you make a trip to the dealership, be sure to check your credit score. With this information, you'll gain a better understanding of where you stand. In addition, you can also know if there are any items on your credit report that are able to be disputed or fixed.Websites, like Credit Karma, offer free credit checks, so you don't have to pay for one. With this information,you will have a better idea of what your capable of receiving, in terms of financing.

What You Need:
Too often, car shoppers fall in love with something they want, rather than something they need. And sometimes, this is the exact decision that results in damage to their credit. Before you go car shopping, take some time to decide what kind of vehicle you need. Do you just need the car to get from Point A to Point B for work? If this is the case, you probably don’t need to get a big SUV. Do you have a large family that requires a lot of room? Then maybe you should look at that big SUV or a minivan. Leather, sunroofs, big rims, upgraded stereo systems, you know, all the bells and whistles? How important is all of this for you? It might be wisest to pass on these luxuries, and exchange it for a smaller monthly payment.

Things You Need to Bring!

Down Payment: While many people would like to buy a car without having to lay out any money up front, this isn’t always the best way to go about purchasing a car. Furthermore, for those buyers with damaged credit, there is more of a need for a down payment. When you provide a down payment, you are showing the lenders commitment, which will go a long way in helping you get a reasonable financing rate. A good rule of thumb for how much you should put toward your down payment is to put down the total cost of all your taxes and fees for the vehicle.

Proof of Employment:
In order to get financed for a vehicle, you will be required to provide proof of employment. This can come in the form of your most recent pay stub. The financial lender will want to see that you are employed and have a source of income. If you do not have a pay stub, you can reach out to your employer and they will be able to provide this documentation.

Proof of Residence:
Be sure to bring along proof of residence. This can come in the form of utility bills, bank statements or even a pay stub with your home address. Proof of residence is also something that is required to be provided by the lender.

In a Nutshell:
We understand that your past is exactly that, the past. While you may have damaged credit, there are options out there for you. The best thing you can do is prepare yourself with research. Larry H. Miller Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram Bountiful has professionals that specialize in finding car loans for buyers with circumstances like yours. Don’t be discouraged. Come in to see us, and you’ll be glad you did.



Wednesday, December 17, 2014

Larry H. Miller Chrysler Jeep Dodge RAM Bountiful - Jeep Grand Cherokee


Today is the day you take to the road and commit to greatness. Now is the time to give purpose to your driving passion. There is nothing greater than what lies ahead. The 2015 Grand Cherokee defines achievement. Here, you'll discover you can have it all.

Whether you choose:

You will be happy that you did! Here is why:

This 2015 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo packs big-league power and versatility in a midsize SUV package. Top features include remote keyless entry, automatic temperature control, front fog lights, and 1-touch window functionality. 



This 2015 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited offers the latest in technological innovation and style! Top features include front dual zone air conditioning, leather upholstery, a power lift-gate, and a split folding rear seat. Four wheel drive allows you to go places you've only imagined.



This 2015 Jeep Grand Cherokee Overland is full of comfort and style! It is a safe and reliable SUV and has a crash test rating of 4 out of 5 stars! Heated seats are a must-have for drivers in colder climates and a premium turn-by-turn navigation is included. 



This 2015 Jeep Grand Cherokee Summit has an outstanding design and an affordable price! Jeep infused the interior with top shelf amenities such as: voice activated navigation, heated and ventilated seats, and a blind spot monitoring system. 



Stop by Larry H. Miller Chrysler Jeep Dodge RAM Bountiful today and pick up your Jeep!
755 N 500 W Bountiful, Utah 84087
877-448-2624

Friday, November 21, 2014

Larry H. Miller Chrysler Jeep Dodge RAM Bountiful - Black Friday Sales Event


Join us as we celebrate our BLACK FRIDAY SALES EVENT going on now! 

Take advantage of leasing the all-new 2015 Chrysler 200 S


                                                               The 2014 Jeep Cherokee Sport 






You can also save big by purchasing the new 2014 RAM 1500 Laramie Crew Cab 



 Join us as we celebrate the BIG FINISH 2014 and purchase or lease the vehicle of your dreams!

755 N 500th W, West Bountiful, UT 84087
(855) 490-4735