MSRP $80,100 tax rate 9.5%
- 36 month, 10,000mi
- 65% residual
- 5.76% money factor
- $80,100 MSRP - 7% (fair market KBB)
- $1,500 hybrid bonus cash - $1,000 bonus cash
- No dealer accessories
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- $2,000 due at signing
- $940/mo after tax
yikes bro 
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Are you really contemplating paying a thousand bucks a month for a ford?
You can buy it for $100 more per month. They have 2.9% for 72 months right now.
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I’ve been working on trying to find a powerboost lariat lease. You should be able to get a better deal than that. You need to be aiming for at least 15% off with the 24s coming soon. There’s also dealer lease cash right now.
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I can’t remember a time when F-150s leased well and it looks like that hasn’t changed. If you’re set on the F-150, then just buy it. But if you’re looking for a truck in general, a Tundra or Ram 1500 will lease way better.
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Dont these hybrids have a lot of problems?
https://www.edmunds.com/car-news/is-the-ford-150-hybrid-the-least-reliable-vehicle-you-can-buy.html
that is a a lot of dollar for that car - period truck a pay to play bit still that’s a lot
FoMoCo finance rates were never nice and current market doesn’t help either
you can try 7500 miles to sweeten it if you find a 15% off
try a TX dealer (five star ford Carrollton TX do good deals)
Alright guys I’m back with numbers on purchase via the 2.9% for 72 months.
- MSRP $80,100 and tax rate 10.25%
- Sale Price $69,800 (12.86% discount)
- $12,000 down
- $1,052/mo
- 90 days no payment
I’m good with the down payment, but asking for $970/mo. The numbers above are what they came back with. Any ideas?
I just closed on a Lariat with a 78,600 MSRP.
36/15k
$1,700 down
$790/mo
Thankfully the heated steering wheel wasn’t removed either!
Nice! Includes the 2.7L V6, right?
No, I went with the Powerboost.
Pano roof
18 speaker B&O
FX4
Max trailer tow
7.2kw Gen
Plus more
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