New, used and commercial vehicle finance resources
Plan Auto Financing Through the Right Weber Location
Start with the vehicle and selling location, then use that dealership’s secure finance process. Weber Automotive Group connects shoppers with Chevrolet, Ford, used-vehicle and commercial finance resources while keeping lender decisions, terms and disclosures tied to the actual transaction.
New Chevrolet | Used vehicles | Service
12015 Olive Blvd, Creve Coeur, MO 63141
New Chevrolet | Used vehicles | Service
3499 Progress Pkwy, Granite City, IL 62040
New Chevrolet | Used vehicles | Service
701 IL-3, Columbia, IL 62236
New Ford | Used vehicles | Service
3465 Progress Parkway, Granite City, IL 62040
Multi-brand used vehicles
8440 Morganford Rd, St. Louis, MO 63123
Commercial trucks, vans and work vehicles
957 W Pontoon Rd, Granite City, IL 62040
A useful finance plan begins with the vehicle price, trade allowance, trade payoff, down payment, taxes, registration, fees and any optional products—not with a desired payment alone. The amount financed, annual percentage rate and term work together. A longer term can lower the monthly amount while increasing total interest and extending the time before the balance declines.
Use the group site to identify the selling dealership, then complete that location’s application only when you are ready to share personal financial information through its secure process. Approval, rate, amount financed, term and down payment are determined through dealership and lender review. An online submission is not a guarantee of credit or a final contract.
Choose the path associated with the vehicle and store. Programs and lender participation can vary.
New Chevrolet
Customers selecting a new Chevrolet should continue to the finance department for the Weber Chevrolet location holding the vehicle. Incentives, lease programs and eligibility can differ by model, residence and delivery date.
New Ford
New Ford shoppers should use Weber Ford’s application and current program disclosures. Confirm the exact vehicle, incentive compatibility and transaction structure with the dealership.
Pre-owned vehicles
Used financing depends on the vehicle age, mileage, price, applicant profile and lender guidelines. Compare the complete transaction and obtain the selling location’s final terms.
Commercial purchases
Commercial financing can involve business information, equipment, titling, intended use and lender requirements beyond a retail application. Begin with Weber Commercial Truck Center.
A dealership or lender may request identifying information, residence history, employment and income details, requested loan information and permission to obtain a credit report. Additional documents can be required to verify identity, income, residence, insurance, trade ownership or business status. Requirements vary, and submitting requested information does not obligate a lender to approve the application.
Protect sensitive information. Use only the secure application linked by the selected Weber location; do not send a Social Security number, driver’s-license image, banking information or credit documents through an ordinary email or general contact form. Review privacy notices and ask how the information will be used.
A retail purchase builds ownership as the balance is repaid, while a lease generally covers a defined term, mileage allowance and vehicle-use conditions before return or another end-of-term choice. Neither structure is automatically less expensive. Compare cash due at signing, monthly obligations, mileage, wear standards, insurance requirements, disposition charges, purchase options and how long you normally keep a vehicle.
Manufacturer programs and lender terms change, and many used vehicles are financed rather than leased. Ask the selling dealership to show each available structure in writing for the exact vehicle and customer eligibility. Do not compare a heavily discounted payment from one structure with the full cost of another without reviewing all assumptions.
Select the Weber location holding the vehicle and use its secure application. Use the calculator and trade tools for planning, then rely on the written retail installment contract or lease agreement for final terms.
No. Approval and terms depend on the completed application, lender criteria, vehicle, transaction and verification of submitted information.
Use the group directory to choose the selling Weber location, then complete that location’s secure application so the request is connected to the correct transaction.
Not necessarily. Compare term length, APR, total interest, amount financed and how long you expect to keep the vehicle. A smaller payment can result from a longer and more expensive loan.
Customers can discuss outside financing with the selling dealership. Compare written terms, timing and transaction requirements before deciding.
Positive trade equity can reduce the amount financed. A payoff greater than the accepted trade value creates negative equity that must be paid or addressed in the transaction, subject to lender approval.
No. Lease availability, residuals, mileage terms and incentives vary by brand, model, program and customer eligibility. Confirm current options with the selling dealership.