Wife fell in love with a 2022 F-150. Looks like they lease like garbage. Or is it just this market? I’ve never leased before (95% of my previous vehicles have been cheap, sub $10k commuters paid for in cash). I’m a tight wad. I will only buy something if I get a great deal, and so far these 2021/20…

Toyota trucks lease the best. Current Nissan Frontier lesser for 280 or so 0 down is best deal at moment otherwise. I’m scouring to see if any deals on ram can be had, as I need full-size. If not will go tundr

Yes. F-150 in particular leases terrible. If you’re willing to wait 6-7 months do a custom order via Chapman they do below invoice. Lariat 4x4 CrewCabs have better residual than XLTs

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You’re getting it for below MSRP. Looks like your MF/rate are high. I would think Ford’s rate would be better.

Ideal scenario was $43,000 Final Sale Price, which we had agreed upon, then they sold unit about an hour after that and have nothing left on the lot. I’ll have to dig more into the MF and see if the numbers got skewed.

Fords lead like crap. @Clutch had a pretty sweet southwest edition ram deal, but have to wait for it to be built

Super sweet deal with an incentivised program meaning MF and RV can be locked on it! Hope it remains the same next month as its been very popular. Awesome truck!

You’re probably better off financing this thing

[image] BigNerd: I would think Ford’s rate would be better Ford does not buy-down the MF on their trucks. Far better to buy one than lease.

What is your zip? I might have a credit union that can lease in your area and should be a bit cheaper than the captive.

2022 Ford F-150 XLT

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