Ford Lease Specials

You can currently lease a 2023 Ford F-150 XL for $564 a month with a $1,000 down payment. Leasing a 2023 Ford F-350 Super Duty XL will cost $840 a month with the same down payment. Additionally, you can lease a 2023 Ford Escape SEL for only $454 a month with a $1,000 down payment. Leasing costs may differ depending on the available inventory, manufacturer deals, and seasonal specials. Please reach us to learn more about the available discount programs.

Unlike other dealers that advertise leases with a footnote stating a down payment amount, eAutoLease.com offers identical vehicles with a $0 down payment lease. What’s the catch? All interest charges are included in the leasing price from the start. To lease a car with no money down, you must have excellent credit.

In general, you should have a credit score of at least 700 to lease a vehicle. Any score less than 620 is considered “subprime.”

When it comes to leasing a Ford vehicle, the lowest monthly payments are the most appealing factor. They are based on a projected high residual value, which is not particularly high in most Ford vehicles. As a result, obtaining a low lease payment on a Ford can often be difficult, making leasing less appealing. If you’ve always wanted to drive a Ford and want a low lease payment, the experienced team at eAutoLease can provide you with that offer even if the residual value is low. Manufacturers often offer massive incentives or lease specials on their vehicles.

A lease is an agreement that allows you to drive a car for a set period. Our clients do not own leased vehicles and must return them when the lease term expires unless they choose to purchase them.

Your annual mileage is usually limited to 15,000 miles when you lease a new Ford car. eAutoLease.com offers customizable leases with varying mileage caps based on your needs.

We allow our clients to request a lease-end extension of up to 12 months. This is permitted even for those who do not have their next car on order, as long as they meet certain criteria, such as the presence of other extensions during the lease.

When your car lease ends, you have three possible options:

• Buy or lease a new car
• Buy your leased car for the price pointed out in the Lease Agreement (with additional applicable taxes or fees)
• Return your leased car (after paying the amount charged for any lease-end obligations like wear and use, mileage, and any applicable lease Disposition Fee)

Ford will charge you for any mileage that exceeds the amount specified in your lease. When it comes to returning your car when your lease expires, that is an extra $0.15 per mile. By purchasing your vehicle at the end of the lease, you can avoid paying for extra miles.

The disposition fee covers the dealership’s cost of preparing the vehicle for the next buyer after you return it at the end of your lease. If you decide not to purchase your leased vehicle, it is non-negotiable. The average disposition fee ranges between $300 and $400.

GAP coverage is typically included in all lease agreements. If it is not included in your lease, we can help you purchase it. GAP insurance, unlike comprehensive and collision coverage, always covers the full value of a totaled vehicle.

The vehicle’s residual value determines the buyout cost at the end of your Ford lease term. This cost, though, is negotiable. An early lease buyout is a reasonable alternative for drivers who want to avoid mileage and service fines.

According to the Owner’s Manual for the 2023 Ford F-150, most Ford vehicles use SAE 5W-30 or SAE 0W-30 engine oil (for 22-below weather temperatures). Although Motorcraft brand oil is preferred, any API-certified brand would suffice. The engine oil should not include any additives.

Ford Motor Company began in a converted factory with $28,000 in November of 1902. The funds were raised through the contributions of 12 investors. At the age of 39, Henry Ford founded a company that would become one of the most expensive and wealthy in the world. For more than a century, Ford has been one of the world’s largest family-controlled corporations.

Ford launched its luxury car division, which is now known as Lincoln, in 1955. Ford Motor Company has been through many ups and downs, most recently the 2008 financial crisis and a COVID-19 shutdown. This company was the only major automaker in the United States to recover from the financial crisis without relying on public funds to stay afloat.

Ford vehicles have been on the road since 1903. This legendary automaker is best known for being the first to use an assembly line to automate production and manufacture mass-market vehicles for the American consumer. Ford offers cars in a variety of styles and sizes. Ford has a crossover to fit your family, a truck to take camping, and a vehicle to simply cruise around town.

Ford vehicles are packed with technologies that reduce costs and allow Ford to focus more on luxury, infotainment, and safety features. According to Consumer Reports, 90% of Ford cars and trucks now have average or better-than-average reliability. J.D. Power ranked Ford vehicles #4 for reliability, with 83 problems out of 100. The industry average is 93 per 100 vehicles.

At eAutoLease, we want our customers to be 100% satisfied with their new vehicle. Our leasing experts can help you lease the car of your dreams, secure financing that fits within your budget, and deliver it to your home or business.

We are here to assist and make your leasing process simple and straightforward.