Financing

Welcome to the Finance Department of Jaguar Lakeside, your comprehensive Jaguar financing resource. We are eager to provide lease and loan alternatives so that you can obtain competitive rates for the financing and leasing programs you need, at the level of quality customer service you expect and deserve.

  

Hello!  I'm Louis Gruevski, Business Manager for Jaguar Lakeside. I will do whatever I can to make your buying or leasing experience one of complete satisfaction.

Buying a Jaguar should be thrilling from the test drive to the last signature.  At Jaguar Lakeside you can enjoy the relaxing atmosphere and let me do the finance 'leg work' for you.  I am happy to translate the sometimes confusing and yawn-inspiring fine print to ensure that you are completely satisfied and confident in your purchase or lease. 
                                          

Click here to submit your secure application.

Our financial services include: 
  • Competitive lease / purchase rates from Jaguar Financial as well as numerous local banks and credit union partners
  • Quick approvals!
  • Special Land Rover Approved CPO Programs
  • Extended service contracts for all makes and models
  • Value-added services to protect your vehicle investment
  • And many more money-saving programs to meet your needs

Please feel free to call me direct at (586) 203-2597 or send me an email at lgruevski@jaguarlandroverlakeside.com if there is anything I can personally do to make sure you are completely satisfied. 

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Jaguar Lakeside

18979 Hall Road
Directions Macomb, MI 48044

  • Sales: 586-221-3734

Jaguar Lakeside Hours

  • Monday 9:00am - 8:00pm
  • Tuesday 9:00am - 6:00pm
  • Wednesday 9:00am - 6:00pm
  • Thursday 9:00am - 8:00pm
  • Friday 9:00am - 6:00pm
  • Saturday 10:00am - 3:00pm
  • Sunday Closed
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