Well, it depends on dealer and what kind of quality personnel they have. If you put down money and you order your car that is a contract, the terms should NOT go up, however they may not tell you if the terms change in your favor so you have to be on top of things.
We were told that Ford isnt leasing the new Mustangs....??????
We were told that Ford isnt leasing the new Mustangs....??????
I would never lease a car. That is the single most expensive possible way to acquire it.
But if you insist on doing it, unless the price is agreed upon in writing, it can change. I can't imagine it could change a lot in just 6-8 weeks, but it could change some.
You may want to make sure 6-8 weeks is an accurate time-line as well. Mine took 18 weeks.
That doesn't mean a private leasing company isn't doing it.
It all depends on your situation. If you plan on keeping it forever and modding it, then leasing isn't the way to go. If you plan on having a new car every 3 - 5 years, it might be an option. Payments are a lot lower and you always have the option to buy later. That's definitely more expensive.I would never lease a car. That is the single most expensive possible way to acquire it.
It all depends on your situation. If you plan on keeping it forever and modding it, then leasing isn't the way to go. If you plan on having a new car every 3 - 5 years, it might be an option. Payments are a lot lower and you always have the option to buy later. That's definitely more expensive.
I personally prefer to buy my cars but leasing isn't that bad of a deal.
Ever hear anything back on this?
Just placed my order
When they see it, they should respond right here in the thread. Let's ping FordCustSrvc again.
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