2021 Bronco lease prices are up now on build & price

[Blitzjb]

Lease rates look good to me. You can get the Base with nothing on it for $399/month, for 39 months, 12K miles per year and nothing down.

Do that, and the vehicle will be under warranty the whole time and you can then upgrade to your plug-in Electric Warthog with 700HP and 1000ft-lbs of instant torque (or whatever else you think the Bronco will turn into) after that.

I agree as I have leased BMW's for the past 12 yrs.

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[atonge40]

What about people adding accessories. I keep seeing people talking about leasing their Bronco's and

Per my original question, other than keeping the payment low, are there any good reasons for leasing?

If you get a new car every few years, leasing may make more sense. I leased my Ranger because it was cheap and I wanted a bridge between my car that was about to go, and a Bronco.

The accessories you add through the order would need to stay with the vehicle. Just like a bed liner or tonneau cover on a truck. But if you added those after, or separately, then you keep them.

 

[BEM-S4]

If you get a new car every few years, leasing may make more sense. I leased my Ranger because it was cheap and I wanted a bridge between my car that was about to go, and a Bronco.

There are tax advantages for certain people to lease, beyond that like you said if you get a new car every 3-4 years you're typically no better off lease versus buy. Always have a warranty, no surprises, get something new with zero headache. As long as you don't do a cap cost reduction there's no way you can get yourself in big surprise trouble.

 

[atonge40]

There are tax advantages for certain people to lease, beyond that like you said if you get a new car every 3-4 years you're typically no better off lease versus buy. Always have a warranty, no surprises, get something new with zero headache. As long as you don't do a cap cost reduction there's no way you can get yourself in big surprise trouble.

Yep. There are a bunch of reasons why it makes sense. There are also a bunch of reasons why buying makes sense. The big thing is to never put a bunch of money down on a lease. Do the first payment plus taxes and fees, but don't chase a payment. That cap cost reduction is gone if you total your vehicle or if it gets stolen.

 

[BEM-S4]

That cap cost reduction is gone if you total your vehicle or if it gets stolen.

For those carrying a note on a purchase... gap insurance is cheap and a good idea for the same reason. Last thing you want is to total your car then owe someone money.

No universal answer on the age-old lease vs buy debate. 99% of cars are depreciating assets.

 

[atonge40]

For those carrying a note on a purchase... gap insurance is cheap and a good idea for the same reason. Last thing you want is to total your car then owe someone money.

No universal answer on the age-old lease vs buy debate. 99% of cars are depreciating assets.

My lease through Ford came with GAP at no cost. For some reason my lease was done through the Lincoln Credit arm. Still, if I total my truck, I would never get the cap cost reduction back because it doesn't work like the down payment on a loan. You are only trying to get to the residual value. GAP just covers the difference between value and loan balance.

 

[Mattwings]

I just compared it to leasing a Ranger Limited Tremor. Lease rate and residual is about the same as the Ranger. Assuming the resale holds up as well as expected, the Bronco lease could end up OK for those that want to test it for 24 months. Big difference- the same lease payment gets you a Tremor, limited with B&O, adaptive cruise and leather. Bronco is a BD mid package with steel wheels

 

[That_Hal]

I have never understood why anyone would lease. Esp with a vehicle like a Bronco.
Just have never seen a good reason.
Is there one out there?

 

[JimL]

Where it is sitting right now the lease prices are good. What’s odd is the 4 year is really good, it has to be a mistake.

A mistake in B&P? Naaaaaaah, it can’t be.

 

[BadSquatch21]

Does anyone know how Ford leases work? Can you buy out the lease at any point along the way? I have leased other cars and have had the option with no penalty.

 

[Pancho Kornwallace]

I have never understood why anyone would lease. Esp with a vehicle like a Bronco.
Just have never seen a good reason.
Is there one out there?

1. Cheaper per month.
2. Under warranty the whole time. You don't have to worry about anything mechanical on the vehicle if you keep the vehicle for 39 months or lower. Perhaps not a bad idea for a totally new vehicle.
3. The amount you save per month could be put towards a downpayment for your lime green, Warthog, plug-in with 1000ft-lbs of torque, 12 GOAT modes, donut doors and chameleon camo hardtop roof that you think will be will be here in 3 years.
4. If you don't like it, you don't have to worry about keeping it forever or losing massive money on depreciation.
5. You will always get to drive a newer vehicle with updated safety features.
6. You get the thrill of a new one every 3 years.
7. Lease pull ahead deals are common and the next Bronco is likely to have some reasonable discounting (as supply and demand are more in line), so it is likely that you will get a really good deal in 3 years for the next one, while you still get to drive one NOW.

 

[Coldsmoke]

Priced quickly 2.7 AT 2D base with small add-ons. Before tax, $35k, $331 monthly, 10% down, residual value after 48months 55%.
Does anybody lease an SUV to be abused?

Where are you seeing the residual value? Or are you calculating it based on the total lease payments compared to the acquisition price?

 

[accord77]

I also expected the lease numbers to be bad, but that is really bad. Once you get a few good leases under your belt, you get spoiled I guess.

I have never understood why anyone would lease. Esp with a vehicle like a Bronco.
Just have never seen a good reason.
Is there one out there?

its for the ppl that want to pay 500.00 or less instead of 800.00 a month.with less months to pay. when you finance a car you don't own it until you paid everything off. lease you have the option to walk away and get a new car or pay off the balance and buy it. lease will be a bit more but its about the same if you will buy it at the end. Pay now or later. lease 6X 2times kept car this Bronco will be a street car

 

[privateer35]

How would leasing with a roof rack after delivery work? Since we can't get one with delivery, I plan on buying one and having them ship it to the dealer at the time of delivery. When I turn the truck in, I'd have to return it in its "delivered" state, right?

 

[jxc]

Maybe it's a bit of a gamble, but based on Wrangler resale values, won't the residual value on the truck be better than average? Well optioned Wranglers, like the Rubicon, don't depreciate much! With this in mind, it might be a better move to suck up the payment and buy the thing, then sell it if you want the newer model (Warthog) or are moving on. If someone has done the math, I would love to see it!

I think you may have the right idea, I believe Bronco will hold value similar to Wrangler.

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