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Eight Dodge Lease Terms to Know

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If you’re looking for a Dodge vehicle, you may want to consider leasing instead of buying. This guide goes over the most important Dodge lease terms you should know, so you can better understand how everything works when you start the leasing process.

 

Leasing

You can think of leasing kind of like a long-term rental. You will drive the car for a while, but eventually it will need to come back to the dealership.

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What’s New In The 2023 Dodge Charger

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Standing Out In The Crowd

In a world filled with SUVs and pickup trucks, muscle cars like the Dodge Charger stand out from the crowd. But as more drivers want fuel-efficient models and automakers are meeting the need, the 2023 Dodge Charger looks to be in its final year as a muscle car with a massive internal combustion engine (ICE).

What’s new in the 2023 Dodge Charger is a ride down memory lane, with new colors, special badging, and the last chance of getting your hands on a model with a Hemi V8. 

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Updates for 2023

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Some 2023 models have already released, but there is a lot in the works for these popular automakers. At Gengras we want to highlight some of the plans these brands have for the 2023 model year, ensuring you have all the details you need when choosing your next vehicle. Be sure to reach out to our team if you have any specific questions about these brands, our new vehicles, or why to shop with us!

Ram Updates for 2023

Ram vehicles provide a dependable performance and have been growing more innovative with each model year.

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Properly Prepare Your Car For Winter

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Winter is here so it’s important for your vehicle to be properly prepared for all the winter weather. We suggest you schedule car service now with Gengras Chrysler Dodge Jeep RAM.  

Check Your Tread 

When snow and sleet are in the forecast, it’s important that your tires are ready. It’s recommended you have at least 6/32 of an inch of tread to have the traction you need on a slick surface. You may also want to consider switching to winter tires for additional traction and control on the road.  

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Signs Your Dodge Brakes Need Repairs

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Dodge parts are designed to last, but knowing how to recognize when they need repairs or upgrades can go a long way to keeping your vehicle running right. You’ll want to replace your Dodge brake pads every 30,000 to 70,000 miles, depending on your vehicle and what kind of driving you do.

Here are some indications that it’s time to bring your vehicle in for brake inspections and repairs:

YOUR BRAKES AREN’T AS RESPONSIVE

If you notice that your vehicle is taking longer to stop or that the brakes aren’t responding to your touch…

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