Maplecrest in Mendham
I totally understand itās not for everyone, but itās a beautiful truck, if you like pretty trucksš Yes, 2021 itās all new. I saw spy photos and wasnt at all impressed with the interior from what I could see. Obviously it wasnāt a great picture, but weāll see! The exterior doesnāt seem to have changed too much which I think is a good thing. Why should they change it too much when itās the number one selling truck every year, right?
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Its a 2 year lease. Besides the new design may not really lease that well the first year out. You would be in good time when this one done hopefully.
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And, I am still totally unimpressed with the Chevy/GMC interiors. I think the exteriors are gorgeous, but really lacking the luxury look inside. Ram did a great job and I shopped them, but even with a broker, I wasnāt going to get these numbers on a higher trim.
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Thatās exactly why I set up a 3 year lease in 2018, they usually refresh every 3 years with a new gen every 5-7 years. So next year it should be easy to pick up a 2021 when 2022s come out.
the higher trim trucks are pretty much suvs with a bed, keep in mind these trucks are priced as much as a fairly equipped 5 series/e class and have the same if not more features. Luxury trucks make the big 3 tons of money itās one of their huge profit products.
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Had u checked the difference in price between 24 and 36 ? I think it was like 37 or 40 bucks. Definitely didnt make sense at the time
24 was more expensive by $50/mo, because of the mileage, 15k and 19.5k
For 10k-12k I may have done better on a 24.
ahhh makes sense. Yes ours was 10k. I wonder how these sell once they go back to auction after lease returns.
we turned in the '16 to local dealer, our state has maybe 2-3 platinums in the whole state so they ended up taking it and listing it for 44k @32k miles, they dropped it to 41k after a few months and it sold shortly thereafter.
Trucks hold values a lot better than regular cars. A 3 year old platinum at 90k miles was something like 30-32k retail. In this respect tho xlts are better at 25-26k and they sticker at about 15k less. I checked these numbers last year so things may have changed drastically.
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I personally have gotten out of 2 F150 (36/12) lease early (1 @ 30 months and other at 34, which 34months made it harder to purchase because Ford locks the lease within 90days of lease end). Dealer purchased both, which 1 sold before I even got my payoff confirmation. The other they sold but took almost 2 months. Ford does pretty well with residual (at leased my lariats did)
Thatād require the new Silverado to be at least competitive with the outgoing f150.
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Hey, if you enjoy the truck thatās all that matters. It is a beautiful truck. Enjoy in good health!
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Thank you!
Thatās a great deal and absolutely nothing wrong with a Fordā¦ In my experience great trucksā¦ Anyone hear about leases on the 2020 Ranger? Interested to see what anyone has to say since they are relatively new to the marked and resale has not been established yet
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Nice truck. Was loyalty for owning a Ford product or another F150? I hope the PCO amounts improve in ~15 months when I start shopping to replace my Tundra.
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Here you are ! Hows the Tundra?
Low gas mileage 
, outdated, and reliable, like every other Toyota product 
. <ā All jokes, not taken seriously, Iām looking at you Derek.
Brahā¦ cāmon. I wouldnāt mind looking at the 2022 Electric F-150 though. Going to compare that with Hybrid Tundra, you know? 
K.O. Derek, Iām sorry correct me if Iām wrong but didnāt Lexus only get CarPlay for the 19-20 MY, and still not have CarPlay on the IS, GX, and LX models?
Iām more excited for the ev mustang gt, remember I canāt have ex. beds, or lifted trucks due to my STUPID HOA. Iād love to have a pavement princesses rig like that ford posted earlier, but I canāt. So Iām sticking with Swede speed.