YOUR FLEET IS AN INVESTMENT.
And it’s time your financial decisions paid off.
Planning your financial strategy
You need funding that aligns with your company’s financial goals.
You can pick the best solution for your financial outlook from ARI’s flexible options, all designed to keep it simple.
Your business data, combined with economic and consumer-based research, drives our fleet funding recommendations. Whether it’s leasing, financing, or purchasing, we’ll help you pick the option that best balances your CapEx/OpEx demands.
Peace of mind
Your business and financial needs are unique, and your portfolio should reflect that. Our funding experts will support you in developing your ideal portfolio with your capital and operating expenses in mind.
Open-end leasing
In an open-end lease the client assumes the risk or opportunity of future resale value. If the vehicle is worth less than book value upon termination of the lease, the client pays ARI the difference. If the vehicle is worth more, ARI remits the difference to the lessee as a depreciation adjustment.
Closed-end leasing
In a closed-end lease, the leasing company assigns a guaranteed resale value to the vehicle before the initiation of the lease, based on the lease term and allowable mileage. If the vehicle is worth less than the guaranteed resale value, ARI loses the difference. If the vehicle is worth more, ARI keeps the difference.
Flexible finance options
Is your financing working for you? ARI offers both fixed and floating interest rates at competitive rates. Our funding experts will support you in developing everything you need, including integration of third-party funding if desired.
On-time, ready-to-go delivery
Whether it’s ship-to or ship-thru, your delivery strategy is always exactly what you want. You can even work with ARI to administer the initial registration, licensing and titling of new vehicles so they arrive to you on time and ready to drive.
Supply chain starts with funding
Bob White, President of Fleet and Mobility, Holman Enterprises, and Frank Cardile, EVP & Chief Engagement Officer, Holman Enterprises, discuss how to address relying on third parties, more logistics, timelines and delivery factors you have to manage.
Silofication: Balance Capital Requests
Silofication is the hidden flaw in the fleet supply chain process that splits decision-making into separate budget, design and upfit, and delivery silos, each blind to the concerns of the other.
If your vehicle replacement scheduling is inconsistent, you will be submitting erratic capital funding requests. On top of that, your decision to lease or finance can impact the number of vehicles you can replace within a given planning cycle. But if you take your approach to fleet financing outside the budget silo, you can produce long-term savings for the business.