2021 Bronco Lease Residuals (including Heritage Edition!)

[NorthShoreBronco]

Also, arguably you could say "your an idiot anyway." for getting ANY new car.

You sir, are correct.

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[jasonkosi]

Nice! Lease payments should be lower than I was accounting for based on this.

 

[Brownbeard]

Based on the residuals (identical on 2dr, 1% higher on 4dr), I am guessing the HE will spec'ed identical to FE with some cosmetic differences.

 

[Darforce]

? this means heritage is a trim and not a package.... ? that's gonna be way too much money

I’m thinking it will be exactly the same as the first edition with a white top and fender and some graphic everyone will hate, and brown interior, probably $500 more than the first edition

 

[CMBRONC]

If I lease 4D OBX with my options its total price is $46970 ( Including $2140 Acqu. and dest. ), According to Ford's calculator, $0 Down will cost me $794 for 24 months, which equals $19056, which means residual is 60% ( 19056/46970 = 40% lease cost ) which is 8% below the sheet posted here, did I do it right?

No, the $794 payment includes both the depreciation of the vehicle and the finance cost to use the vehicle for 24 months. These are not real numbers, just an estimate to show the components of a lease payment. Assumes CAP cost is MSRP, 24 month residual @ 68%. The calculations are from edmunds.com.

1) Depreciation = (MSRP - Residual 68%) ($46,970 - $31,940 = $15,030) $15,030 / 24 = $626 per mo
2) Finance charge (Cap cost + Residual value) x money factor ($46,970+$31,940 = $78,910) x .00212 (MF est) = $168 per mo

Depreciation $626 mo
Finance $168 mo
Total payment = $794

 

[ssolypop]

That’s unnecessary. Regardless of how you feel about it, everyone makes their own decisions for themselves, just be respectful about it.

Agree. Buying any car makes us all idiots in one way or another. No car is truly worth it brand new and even used ... if we all want to make the best use of our money then we would all just walk to work or whatever.

But we like our convenience and leasing is convenient and makes sense to some but not others. It all comes down to our individual financial situations.. So yeah... that guy's comments are unnecessary!!!

 

[Mango&Moose]

So you are saying that you SHOULD buy new and then sell for close to what you bought at a couple of years from now?

I'm saying the used car market is slim right now with high prices.

You may knock a couple to five grand off buying a bronco two years from now with 20,000 miles, but it won't be 40% off.

 

[edgeflyer]

Which one the fugly Navy Pier or the Beautiful Black, HAHA

You answered your own question...

 

[desert_rat]

I’m thinking it will be exactly the same as the first edition with a white top and fender and some graphic everyone will hate, and brown interior, probably $500 more than the first edition

and watch green be an option Only for the heritage edition

 

[Russ1Bronco]

Leasing numbers are now available in Build and Price.
For example: Base 2 door, $399 month, 39 months, 12K miles per year, $0 down.

For the price you showed..you added quite a few options..no ??

 

[timhood]

I have NEVER had a lease work out in my favor. Then again, I drive way too many miles so . . . .

I disagree. By not leasing, you've had a lease work out in your favor every time. ?

 

[lobbs611]

and watch green be an option Only for the heritage edition

 

[BdubBronco]

So, does this translate into about a 70k purchase price for the HE?
For me, this is a huge relief. Ford’s trickery has really made me consider deferring my day one reservation for the greener 2022 grass.
I want my Bronco and I want it now! I’ll just have to get over it if Caribbean Turquoise shows up as a 2022 color.

 

[timhood]

Not for those of us that can write off the payments.

You can write off the same payments if it was a loan. Get a loan for the same term as a lease if you want. Or sell it at the end of the lease period you would have gotten. Don't let the write-off dictate how you purchase your vehicle.

 

[BEM-S4]

I am just happy I found a local-ish dealer with a lifetime powertrain warranty

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