My experience with them were not to good and neither was my credit. In order to lease/buy you must have good credit.
Mother2 Sorry to hear that you had a bad experence, but believe it or not they aren't that bad. What you need to do is be honest with the F&I manager (or business manager) at the dealership. We (F&I managers) spend hours on the phone with lenders building relationships, remember with out financing dealers can't sell cars so we tend to kiss some butt with lenders. If your credit is "questionable" a good F&I manager can get you bought. I have gotten people who couldn't pay attention bought by Chrysler simply because I sat down with the customer and went over their credit report together and expained to Chrysler the who's, the why's and why not's. You have nothing to lose if you take the time to talk to the F&I manager. Desdemona
I had a bad experience with chrysler. 1) When I sent a payment in to them, it got lost in the mail. Luckily, it was a MO and could be traced. Before I put a trace on it, I was told by my account manager "I believe cashed and spent the money". So, I did just that after hearing this from him, I put a trace on the MO and when I got the money back, I spent it. 2) I was having financial trouble and called the account manager to see if they would refinance, he said absolutely not. So, I called a different account manager and was told under special circumstances. Long story short, I had the car voluntary repossessed.