Welcome to Des Moines Mitsubishi's Finance Center

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

Whether you're eyeing a new Mitsubishi or a pre-owned gem, the journey to your next car is filled with excitement. At Des Moines Mitsubishi, our finance team plays a crucial role in this process. We're here to assist you in making your favorite Mitsubishi yours, whether you're leaning towards a purchase or a lease.

Drivers in Des Moines and nearby areas can get a glimpse of our financing center's offerings right here. Discover how our team can tailor financing options to suit your needs and preferences. Once you've explored your options, take the next step by applying for financing through our convenient online finance application. Or, for a more personalized experience, feel free to swing by our dealership. At Des Moines Mitsubishi, we're dedicated to helping you embark on your car-buying journey with confidence and ease.

Financing Made Easy

Our goal is to provide drivers with multiple options to speed up the finance process. You can use our Estimate Monthly Payments tool to get an idea of your monthly payments. We also have a Value Your Trade tool available for those interested in trading in a vehicle. This tool provides a vehicle trade-in estimate. If you're ready to begin the loan approval process, you can fill out our online finance application. At Des Moines Mitsubishi, convenience is our top priority. If you prefer speaking with an in-house finance expert, feel free to contact our finance team.

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 equip 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 orig. borrower stops pay.
  • 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.