my question is should i or no way? I have a 05 xlt f150 5.4 ex cab 31348 miles. Great condition owe $16110. $357 a month. hers the deal trade my truck in and get a 07 f150 xlt supper crew $28500 lease $370 month .2 years also 10,000 miles a year witch all go over but if i buy at the end who care if i go over??? buy it at end of lease for around $22000. oh ya they said they would throw 20" wheels on it two

 

Do it man...You know you want to.

 

I know BAD!!!! just hate leasing

 

I leased a Dakota and a Ranger...and never really felt like they were 'mine' -- so I bought a Wrangler...moded the crap out of that and sold it within a year...bought another Ranger, got rid of that after about 1.5 years to buy my 07 f150.

Buy, lease, they're all the same in the long-run. With a lease, if you wanted to, you get ultra low payments for 3 years, then you can tack another 3 or 4 years on the end if you choose to buy...Instead of financing for 60 months, you kind of spread it out over 72 or so...or after 3 years, you have the option to get rid of it free and clear if you want...also, if it's worth more than the bank says, you're totally free to go trade that in at another dealer for extra if you can.

 

That seems about right because i just bought this one 7 months and I'm ready to move on lol...

 

Yeah....do it.....it's calling your name!

Look at it this way...you'll have another new truck in two years.

Do it.

 

I have always bought new.

This truck is my first lease and I'M LOVING IT. If I want, in 25 months I can get a new one or walk away or buy it for $17000.

I say go for it.

 

what about all the extra miles when i turn it back in...I know I wont be able to stay under 15k...a year!! plus I fliped the scrip on them and said lets change it to the Fx4 insted of the XLT I love the shifter on the dog house plus I like the cluster..lether? sticky and when it gets to me old lady skin eeooww!!LOL

 

If you know how many miles you'll put on the truck, negotiate the additional miles into the lease up front.

It'll be cheaper than the contracted rate if you go over, which is anywhere from $0.15 to $0.25 per mile.