Same situation, the price of the hard tops is about the cost of taxes, titles, and fees on a new lease. Even if there was a way to negotiate the residual at the end of my lease, I would still want to need to replace my awful first gen soft top.
I guess it doesn’t matter too much at this point. Ford set my buyout at the end of my lease if it’s underwater at lease end, it’s not my problem.
If my truck wasn’t underwater, I could consider terminating the lease early or buying it out.
I appreciate that there are people here that will keep their bronco’s forever and hope to pass it on to family, but the focus of the question is was not meant for that group.
As a mass produced vehicle, the vast majority of bronco’s will make it to the used market and eventually the crusher.
Every few months I check my 21 Basesquatch out on carvana and noticed about a 3k-4k drop in value.
I have a lease and was considering a buyout in October; however, at this rate it seems like there will be zero or negative equity at that point.
Anyone else notice a huge drop off or is this...
What is stunning is
Unless the economy or more likely car market collapses. No one needs a raptor.
That being said, the raptors prices will hold slightly longer.
The unfortunate reality is that the regular bronco’s are no longer special or limited. Also, all of those ADMs probably mean a...
I think the my base has no leather products, instead it’s mostly plastic.
While real leather isn’t great for an individual animal, real leather is much better for the environment.