Freeland Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram Finance Center

Visit Freeland Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram Finance Center

We're here to help you buy your new vehicle in Nashville!

When it comes to buying or leasing a new or used vehicle, finding the vehicle you'd like to drive home is only half the journey. The other half is finding a finance option that suits your unique needs, whether it’s RAM financing or Jeep finance. Fear not, the finance team here at Freeland
CDJR is ready to work with Nashville area drivers to find an auto loan, leasing deal, or finance package! From our team of finance professionals to our helpful digital retailing tools, drivers can look forward to a modern finance experience and special Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram finance offers at Freeland in Nashville!

Financing Made Easy

Our finance center aims to provide drivers with a variety of ways to expedite the Ram financing process, the Jeep finance process, and more! Further explore our certified pre-owned Ram prices online before checking out our Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram finance offers in Nashville.

Drivers who are interested in trading in a vehicle can utilize our Value Your Trade tool to get a vehicle trade-in estimate! Drivers looking to get pre-qualified can get a jump-start on the process by filling out our online finance application. We're all about convenience here at Freeland Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram! If our online tools aren't ideal, drivers can always contact us at our finance center to speak with an in-house finance expert!

Auto Finance Vocabulary

  • APR: The Annual Percentage Rate.
  • Assignment: A transfer of a loan from one lender to another.
  • Base Price: The costs of a car with standard equipment incentives & freight.
  • Certificate of Title: A Legal document issued by a state at the time of sale.
  • Co-signer: A person who takes on a loan if the original borrower stops paying.
  • Default: Failure to meet the terms of the loan.
  • Interest: A percentage charge for a loan.
  • MSRP: Manufacturers Suggested Retail Price.
  • Refinance: When one loan is used to pay off another.
  • Term: The length of the loan, 24, 48, 60... months.
  • Underwriting: Verifying the data used to obtain a loan.