New Nissan NV200 Lease Deals & Finance Prices at JC Billion Nissan in Bozeman, MT

Buying a Nissan NV200: The Differences Between Leasing and Financing a Car?

Buying a new vehicle is usually expensive, so we will help you decide on a method that will be affordable for you. There are two methods of buying a car that you can use: a lease vs loan. Both methods have their advantages and disadvantages, and we unpack them here for you to use when you decide to buy a new vehicle.

What is a Lease?
Leasing is similar to renting a car, but for more than a month, usually between 24 or 36 months. Although it can be for any number of months. Instead of paying off the car, you only pay for the amount of depreciation that is expected to occur during a set period of time. You normally, but not always, are expected to put down a deposit on a leased car.

Car leasing can be complex when trying to understand the financing options available. Unique terms such as capitalized cost and residual value can often confuse many shoppers when choosing to lease or buy a vehicle.

What is Capitalized Cost?
This is the ultimate price of the car. This price is normally fixed, but you can still negotiate it downward with many dealerships. A lower cap cost means you will be paying lower monthly installments. You can also get cap cost reductions which are special lease deals from automakers.

What is Residual Value?
The residual value is the estimated value of a car at the end of its lease term or useful life. The residual value (also called salvage value) is the predicted value of what a car is worth at the end of the lease agreement. The lessor uses the residual value to understand the number of monthly payments the lessee will make during the life of the lease period. It is generally accepted that longer lease terms have lower residual values.

Benefits of  Leasing a Nissan NV200?

• Your monthly lease payments and overall monthly cost may be lower than a traditional financing loan
• You don't have to go through the hassle of selling the vehicle once your lease is up
• The contract terms for leasing are typically shorter than a car loan
• You have the ability to turn the vehicle in at lease end and get a new vehicle

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Cons of Leasing a Vehicle

• You don’t own the vehicle
• There are annual mileage limitations
• There may be a penalty if you terminate the lease contract early
• A lease agreement is a binding contract
• A lease agreement, once signed, becomes a legally binding agreement between you and the car leasing company. In return for the use of the car for a specific period, you agree to make a monthly payment. If you break that contract by failing to make a payment, you are expected to return the car.

What is Traditional Vehicle Financing?

Traditional vehicle financing gets you behind the wheel of a new or used vehicle and requires you to make payments to eventually own the vehicle. When the car is fully paid off, you will own it and be able to retain the vehicle’s remaining equity towards the purchase of a new vehicle. What happens if you finish paying off the vehicle and still love it? You can choose to continue owning the vehicle to take advantage of lower ownership costs by not having to pay monthly lease or finance payments


Benefits of Financing a Nissan NV200

• Once the vehicle is been paid off you own it
• Unlike a lease, you don’t have to return the car
• You can drive as much as you want; no mileage restrictions
• Once your car is paid off you can use it as an upfront payment
• You can sell your car privately
• You can customize the vehicle with no restrictions at lease turn-in
• You won’t have to make payments when the loan is paid off
• Financing is easier than leasing
• Refinancing a vehicle loan can save you money
• You decide if you want to fix the vehicle or not

Cons of a Vehicle Loan

• As with any loan, there will  be an interest rate where you will have to pay interest
• After paying off the car, there could be increased maintenance costs due to the age of the car

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You Own the Car

By purchasing a car through financing, you will own it as soon as it is paid off. While you’re still paying for the car the bank owns the car title until you pay it off, but there are typically no restrictions on what you can or cannot do with your car. Plus, your ownership grows slowly at first, but increases as the interest declines. The best way to maintain positive equity is to make a sizable down payment and get the shortest loan term you can afford.


There’s no mileage cap

One of the biggest benefits of financing your car is you don’t have to worry about a mileage cap. Beyond the costs of fuel and maintenance, there is no financial penalty for driving long distances.


Visit JC Billion Nissan to compare Nissan lease deals and financing specials. Find out what works best for you and drive away in a new Nissan NV200.

Nissan NV200® S

Starting price at $23,360 | MPG 25 city/hwy

Xtronic CVT® (Continuously Variable Transmission)

180° Maximum opening range for rear cargo doors

Sliding side door on both driver's and passenger's sides

2.0-L DOHC 16-valve 4-cylinder engine

25 MPG Combined Fuel Economy

Daytime Running lights and Halogen Headlights

Black Rear Door Trim Finisher

Nissan Advanced Air Bag System

Vehicle Security System with Alarm

Nissan Vehicle Immobilizer System

Brake Assist

Nissan NV200® SV

Starting price at $24,680 | MPG 25 city/hwy

15" x 5.5" steel wheels with split 5-spoke silver wheel covers

Cruise control with illuminated steering wheel-mounted controls

Power heated body-color outside mirrors with convex spotter mirror

Remote keyless entry

Six floor-mounted D-rings in cargo area

Body-Color Bumpers

Chrome Grille

Body-Color Rear Door Trim Finisher

2-Speed Variable Intermittent Front Wipers with Washer

Two 12-Volt DC Power Outlets

How Much Does the New Nissan NV200 Cost?

This Nissan NV200 starts at $23,630 and gets up to 25 MPG with combined fuel economy.

The S FWD price: $23,630

The SV FWD price: $24,680

The Nissan NV200 has so many fantastic key features included in that price. This S Version includes a 2.0 - L DOHC 16 Valve 4 Cylinder engine, Heavy Duty Battery, Xtronic CVT® and a 180-degree maximum opening range for the cargo doors in the exterior rear end. This model also includes sliding side doors on both the driver's side and passenger side for a wide and long opening for all of your needs. On the upgraded Nissan NV200 SV model version there is a remote keyless entry and extra floor mounting to create more cargo and load capacity to help with the differing distribution for weight in the cargo space.

All prices are Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price (MSRP). MSRP excludes destination and handling charges, tax, title, license, and options. Dealer sets actual price.

How Much Can the New Nissan NV200 Tow?

The Nissan NV200® S and the Nissan NV200® SV have a maximum payload of 1,502 pounds with a seating capacity of 2. The fuel tank has a maximum of 14.5 gallons and a maximum of 4.5 quarts of engine oil.

How Fuel-Efficient is the new Nissan NV200?

The Nissan NV200 S and the Nissan NV200 SV have a fuel economy of 24 City MPG and 26 Highway MPG, with a combined total of 25 MPG. *Actual mileage may vary with driving conditions. Use for comparison purposes only. The drivetrain on the Nissan NV200 S and the Nissan NV200 SV both have Front Wheel Drive (FWD) and run-on Fuel Type: Gas Regular Unleaded. The new Nissan NV200's is available with different packages such as the Rear Door Glass Package, Cruise Control Package, Sliding Door Glass Package (passenger side), Rear Sonar System, and/or the Navigation Package.

All prices are Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price (MSRP). MSRP excludes destination and handling charges, tax, title, license, and options. Dealer sets actual price.

Does the New Nissan NV200 have Apple CarPlay®?

Yes! The new Nissan NV200 has a NissanConnect® 7" touch-screen display that supports Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™.

Smartphone Integration
You can link your compatible smartphone with a variety of tech, including Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™ standard on the new Nissan NV200.

Does the new Nissan NV200 have power outlets?
Keep your tech charged up. Plug in your laptop, tablet or other electronics using either one of the two 12-volt DC power outlets.

Does the New Nissan NV200 have Fold-down Seats?

Yes! When it’s time to get down to business, the new Nissan NV200 Compact Cargo converts easily into your mobile office. The fold-down passenger seat creates a work desk, while smart storage and power outlets are all within easy reach.

Bring the items you need on every drive, there’s plenty of room. The passenger-side under-seat drawer keeps important items, from tools to tablets, nearby when you need them – and out of sight when you don’t.

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