Leasing a Ford
Vehicle
Leasing a Ford truck, car, or SUV is an option that many
drivers may not know about. There are several advantages of leasing a Ford, and
we'll take a look at who owns the vehicle, the up-front expenses, future value,
what happens at the end of payments, and the best vehicles to lease.
Who Owns It - When you lease a vehicle, you don't own it. You are
only paying to use your new Ford and the financial institution that extended
you the lease owns it. This usually results in paying less per month when
leasing vs. buying a car.
Up-front Expenses - Leasing a new Ford does not require any type of
down payment. In most cases, you'll pay the first month's payment as well as a
security deposit, acquisition fee and other fees and taxes. Paying more upfront
can lower your monthly payment amount.
Future Value - Since you don't own the vehicle you're leasing, you
won't have to hassle with trying to sell it. Most people who lease a vehicle
turn it in at the end of the lease term and lease a newer model. Be sure you
pay attention to the lease's mileage limits and wear and tear guidelines, so
you don't have to pay extra when you turn the vehicle back in.
End of Payments - Some drivers take the option of purchasing the
vehicle they're leasing, but most return the vehicle at the end of the lease
term. You can also opt to trade in
your leased vehicle before the lease is over. Ask our Ford dealership about
your options before you sign your paperwork so we can tailor your lease to your
preferences.
Best Vehicles to Lease - The best vehicles to lease are those with
a high book value after the term of the lease. Since they depreciate less, you
pay less. Review new Ford lease ratings with a Yankee Ford sales specialist to
see which new Ford will meet your needs and retain value.