Ask friends and relatives for recommendations. Ask the dealer for references. Try to find a dealership close to home. This will save time, effort, and money when your car needs service. The dealership should be clean and neat, including the service area.
Appearance says a lot about the establishment.
If you drive more than 25,000 miles a year and most of the mileage is for business purposes, you can deduct much of the expense of a leased vehicle from your annual income tax. However, if the car is not used for business purposes and you travel much more than 15,000 miles per year, you'd probably be better off buying the vehicle. When the closed-end lease expires, the car is returned to the dealer or leasing agent, and the consumer has no further obligation.