Here you go @vw28. It took me 90 seconds to do this.
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You donāt deserve any help.
(Edit: my bad, didnāt realize this was closed. Itās been a loooong day!)
I donāt understandā¦ Your first quote is basically at or under budget if that DAS number is accurate. You need to learn how to calculate a lease payment and understand the manufacturer programs. And stop being a dick to people. Youāll find plenty of helpful people and reference points here, but youāre gonna have to eat your vegetables in the process. If you donāt like it, find another source. That being said, Fords usually donāt lease well because they set their residual levels pitifully (realistically?), despite the low interest rates they usually offer. If you are dead set on a Mustang Iād research which trim has the best residual. It might not be the cheapest one. And if you are a BJs member see if the X Plan pricing and bonus cash are still available and applicable to a Mustang. In terms of leaseability, practicality, driveabiliy and even performance for your buck you are probably better off looking elsewhere, but ultimately itās your money. Also, stop being a dick because some more experienced people (mildly) busted your chops about unrealistic expectations. Yes, this site and forum are all about āHacking leasesā. But if you ever saw The Matrix, the hacker is limited to bending the rules in place, not breaking them.
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