he said taxes, registration, etc they would take care of being the car has Iowa plates so what im guessing is they are financing these to us or “renting them out” they take care of all the fees yearly and such. I dont know why they are sitting on 22’s, but if they are new, have a full warranty through ford then its a pretty damn good deal with 20k miles yearly.
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These are new 22’ Mache’s
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I was quoted $1500 shipping fee to Seattle and if I want to return it early, it has to be sent back to their location which breaks the deal for me as I wanted it for the flexibility in the lease. $3000 is a lot to pay for transfer fee.
Or maybe go pick it up and drive it back, do a road trips and fly back home? That’s the most cost effective way I can think off, if you have time in your hands 
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Yeah, you can cannonball it. Take 30-45 min cat naps during charges and a lot of caffeine.
So I talked to them and just like I thought they are the one financing these so payments will go to them. They will send the registration to you every year and all fees will be paid by them. If you break the lease u ship it back and if you keep it for the duration of the 36 months u return it to ur nearest Manheim auction.
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How does insurance work if you are “renting” it from them and it has Iowa plates ?
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Good question. Maybe they have their own insurance on it lol but I’ll ask. They are all black on black. They have one white GT for $810 a month
Can these be charged at a Tesla charging station?
We do have a 23’ Mache GT available in white for 36months $810.00 per month. The option is just being presented if a higher-end Mache is requested!
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What’s the insurance situation?
This is beneficial only if someone is interested in the base black on black 2022 Mustang Mach E select for $400 a month all in.
That’s a smaller population of folks. But nonetheless, its a good price for a car that isn’t doing so well.
You are responsible for the insurance on the car.
It’s registered out of state with out of state plates though so I am not sure that’s possible in my state.
Very interesting point.
I don’t see why not. When you rent a car and decline their coverage, the rental car is covered by your insurance regardless of who or where it’s registered to. I once had my insurance register an entirely different car for an entire year because I put in the wrong vin number. I was going to get the white one, so I added that VIN to my insurance, but then my wife saw the gray one and wanted me to get that. Anyhow, with Geico, you just insure by VIN number which tells them everything they need to know about the car to calculate your premium. I only found out because the DMV rejected my registration renewal because the VIN number on the registration (the real VIN of the gray car) had no insurance coverage associated with it.
Or someone that doesn’t care about the color. I mean it’s black. It’s not like it’s baby blue or light green or maroon. I like white cars, but black would be fine as long as I’m getting a deal.
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They said shouldn’t be an issue but to have ur insurance contact them if so and they would work it out with them. 
….i got the window sticker seems like a base with equipment package 100A not sure what that all is.
You keep saying this. Is it working out for you? Would you really have 30 of us email you for the same stuff instead of just giving us all the details here?
Honestly it sounds like Ford did some kind of final pay on these and the dealer is looking to recoup some of the losses by sub-leasing. So I’d have questions about warranty, servicing the vehicle and whether I can use the app for plug and charge, etc. These are generic things that most of us would need to know before ever entertaining you.