2019 Ford F-150 XLT Supercrew 302A Sport Appearance 54,900 MSRP 44,853 Sale Price 36 month / 18,000 miles per year Lease is 457 per month (no tax), first month paid for by dealer Residual is 29,100 Money factor calculated at 0.00124 I am in CT, I wont even tell you what my property tax would …

Yeah my total payment with all tax is 550

you did ok, at 55k msrp I would have started looking at lariats but that’s just me. I think you could have gotten more off sticker but your deal is fine at the current point in time.

That’s what I was thinking but here in CT the Lariat Supercrews weren’t working out the same and this is a fully loaded XLT…everything but bed liner and FX4 package. I figured if I waited until January I could maybe do better but I more or less needed it now.

even platinums and limited’s don’t come with bedliner, most dealers try to add it on later. It’s roughly $500 for a linex liner. A fully loaded lariat is 60k so 5k to me would be worth cooled seats, 360 cams, lane keep assist, acc, etc. etc. The issue you would probably run into is that they wouldn’…

I’m also in CT and confused. I thought the mill rate / property tax on a lease is based on the NADA value so somewhere around MSRP $54,900 in the first year. I live in Fairfield so I’d get a tax bill for around $1500 based on that MSRP. I am picking up my first lease later on this week so I am st…

Ford credit has a flat rate for all of CT, in my case it works out to 60 a month or 2160 for the three years, I would pay more than that in property tax the first year alone if it wasn’t averaged out for the whole state.

You think I could have found a Lariat in similar spec for the about the same price? I wish the retail cash deals applied to a lease, I only got 5000 off after dealer discount. Shockingly through x plan it was more money.

you would have to travel but yeah.

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Bostoncarconcierge September 17, 2019, 10:05am 2

You will still have to pay a mill tax on it