Facebook Pixel

Decide How to Pay

A couple shaking hands with a sales consultant after agreeing how to pay for their new Kia

Decide How to Pay

Step 2 of 4

Once you’ve picked a Kia, the next step is deciding how to pay for it. Scarboro Kia supports three main paths: paying cash, financing through the dealership, or leasing. Sometimes, how you prefer to pay can lead you towards a vehicle you may have thought out of sight. Our expert team can explain the ins and outs of every finance option you have at your disposal.

Paying Cash

Paying cash means you own your Kia outright from day one, with no monthly loan payments or interest charges. This route works well if you’d rather skip financing altogether and keep things simple. Our team can still walk you through pricing, applicable fees, and paperwork every step of the way.

A new Kia three-row SUV, owned outright from day one when you pay cash

Financing Your Kia

Financing spreads the cost of your Kia over a set term, with regular payments that build ownership as you go.

  • You choose a down payment and a term length that fits your budget.
  • We provide estimated monthly payment figures based on price, term, and applicable rates and fees.
  • Once the term ends and any remaining balance is paid off, the Kia is yours outright.

Our finance team explains each step in plain language and welcomes every question, no matter how basic it may seem. If your credit history is less than perfect, our second‑chance financing program can help you find a path forward. Whatever your budget or circumstances, we can tailor a finance package to suit your needs.

Apply for Financing

Going through down payment, term length and monthly figures with the Scarboro Kia finance team

Leasing Your Kia

Leasing often means lower monthly payments than financing, in exchange for mileage and condition limits. Think of it as a long‑term rental, backed by Kia’s full manufacturer coverage throughout the term. Leasing could allow you to drive away in a vehicle you may have considered out of reach.

You pay for the portion of the vehicle’s value you use, not the full purchase price. At the end of the lease, you can return the vehicle, explore other options, or ask about buying it outright. Some leases can start with a low or even no deposit, and there is no balloon payment due at the end of the agreement.

We will review mileage limits and condition guidelines with you before you sign anything. It is important that you set your lease at the right mileage and term you need. Our team will guide you through the whole leasing process.

Three friends beside a new Kia Seltos on a back road, the kind of vehicle a lease puts within reach

Trading In Your Current Vehicle

If you are replacing a vehicle you already own, a trade‑in can reduce what you finance or lease. We will assess your current vehicle’s condition, mileage, and market value, then apply that amount toward your new Kia. This step can happen entirely online through our trade‑in tool, or in person during your visit.

A consultant going through a trade-in appraisal on a tablet with a customer beside their current vehicle

Support for Every Buyer

Not every buyer’s situation looks the same, and our finance office is built around that reality. If you’re buying for the first time, new to Canada, or working through credit questions, we’re here to help. We’ll walk you through your options step by step.

A sales consultant showing a couple around a Kia in the showroom, door open

A new Kia EV9 powering a cabin at dusk, available to finance or lease through Scarboro Kia

Want Figures for a Specific Vehicle?

Our finance team can walk through payments, terms, and trade‑in values with you. Call (866) 522-3645 or visit us at 2592 Eglinton Ave E, Scarborough, ON M1K 2R5.