1500 Warlock’s are leasing ok if you don’t mind a last gen truck. Make sure to get one with Tech package for Carplay.
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yeah, I just run this trough our companies Employee discount program and it looks already good w/o any negotiations.
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Ugh, sad that isn’t standard in 2021…
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TBF this is a truck introduced in 2009 and is mainly around as a low cost option for small businesses. Its built in the same factory as the Wagnoeer and Grand Wagnoeer so once those cars ramp up I think FCA discontinues the truck/stops throwing lease cash.
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On planet Earth or on some other planet? Because on Earth we are having this thing called a computer chip shortage and “transitory” inflation…
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That quote is for a purchase, not a lease …
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what is it required to do is the first question
Ram, 1500, Tundra.
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Do you guys think I can get a RAM 1500 for $300/mo with $0 DAS?
Not very likely
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I don’t think that would have been possibly even a few years ago.
2016 Ram 1500 big horn for 279 a month checking in…
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I was thinking around '15-'17 it could’ve been done at the time. Then again, that can be said for most vehicles now… the tides have turned.
Yes in 2016, on outgoing RAM body:
10k IDL - check.
68% USBank residual - check
Tacoma is probably your cheapest option. Ford and Chevy are only going to be decent if you have employee pricing.
In Michigan f150 with A plan I just got quoted 412 a month 600 in drive offs. Without a plan it was closer to 650. Chevy was similar.
2018 Ram 1500 Express for $219 a month checking in!
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I don’t think anyone is leasing too great at the moment. A couple months ago I leased a 2021 Silverado Crew Cab, short bed, RST 4x4 with tons of options. Don’t have all the numbers but $53k MSRP and $0 Down payment or due at signing and my payment is $550 a month for a 39 month, 12k miles a year.
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