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Re: ford lease end problems //nightmares [redwing_al]: by djhalptert on Sun Sep 27 19:41:27 PDT 2009; Unless you are leasing for business purposes where it cant be a write off on your taxes, nobody in their right mind should ever lease. I strongly disagree with you. There are many advantages to leasing. I leased a 2007 Ford Edge SEL Plus, MSRP $33K for $349 a month/ 36 months with ZERO down. I saved over $6,000 in car payments by leasing it instead of buying it. Do you honestly think I would be $6K ahead if I would've bought it and traded it in after 36 months? No chance. This is my 5th lease and I never have had a bad experience. I save at least $150 a month leasing and that really adds up. It allows me to drive cars that would normally be way out of my price range. You just have to do your homework and not be a victim of shady dealers.

Re: Good Deal...i think so. [redwing_al]: by jguz on Wed Sep 23 12:40:55 PDT 2009; By me saying "buyers remorse" I think I left that open to interpretation. I am a person that runs numbers forwards, backwards, and upside down. In the end I got a price that was invoice - all ford incentives. So if my homework serves me as it should, the dealers profit was the holdback. I just have not found a real good website to compare deals too. I guess that is what Edmunds TMV is for and I got it for $1K under that. I was just looking for comfirmation that it was a good or so so deal or I got ripped a new one : ) I have very good well thought out reasons for everything that came on the truck. I am getting $6K for a 2002 dodge ram that is falling apart. It is not a matter of affording it either, but I don't have nice vehicles just because I carelessly throw my money around. Just got 3.69% financing so it just keeps getting better. Thanks for the look outs.

Re: Good Deal...i think so. [redwing_al]: by redwing_al on Wed Sep 23 11:39:53 PDT 2009; Here is a good quote I read today" You drive the car, the $40,000 car around the corner, and park it and instantly the thrill goes away. You find it�s a waste of money. And no matter how big your house is, you can only sit your ass in one seat at a time." just trying to help you back out of the deal before you make a mistake, that's all.

Re: Good Deal...i think so. [jguz]: by redwing_al on Tue Sep 22 18:42:38 PDT 2009; too bad you didn't buy a GM.. they'll let you return it after 30 days... "If you live for having it all, what you have is never enough; �enough� is like the horizon − always receding. " if you can afford the truck great, but if you can't you'll soon find that keeping up with neighbors and friends will make you broke like they are. Good luck. it's a helluva commitment if you didnt put a lot down...

Re: Just orders a FFH with the X-Plan [cary28]: by rj123456 on Mon Sep 21 09:55:32 PDT 2009; what was the net x-plan price (before tax, tags etc)?

Re: how to negotiate? [redwing_al]: by kyfdx on Sun Aug 30 09:43:59 PDT 2009; Hi... I replied to this post in the Lease Questions forum, but to add something... If you are interested in the auction value of the vehicle, post a description in Real-World Trade-In Values regards, kyfdx

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