Anyone know the 2018 GT premium lease rates?

I know the residual is 55% for 36 months, 10k miles, but cant find the money factor. Anyone know this number?

Stingray23 said:

I know the residual is 55% for 36 months, 10k miles, but cant find the money factor. Anyone know this number?

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Great question...was horrendous in 2015 not sure about 16 or 17s numbers.

without having any solid details or numbers, I have heard that mustang GT's are among some of the worst cars to lease.

entaiiie said:

without having any solid details or numbers, I have heard that mustang GT's are among some of the worst cars to lease.

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This. :( Leasing a GT Premium would be really appealing to me for many reasons, but due to awful price point, it will likely not happen.

The mustang, camaro both are lousy lease deals...not sure why when the vette is actually decent, but not great.

obgod3 said:

The mustang, camaro both are lousy lease deals...not sure why when the vette is actually decent, but not great.

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Last time I checked, the Camaro wasnt bad. The moderator on Edmunds gave me the residual (55%), but said the MF was "standard". I dont know what he means. He said it could be high. There is no reason why a loaded GT premium cant be had for less then $600 monthly.

Stingray23 said:

Last time I checked, the Camaro wasnt bad. The moderator on Edmunds gave me the residual (55%), but said the MF was "standard". I dont know what he means. He said it could be high. There is no reason why a loaded GT premium cant be had for less then $600 monthly.

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Well I spec’d a Camaro 2ss 1LE for 50K, lease was $603 and 5K down....thats not very good imho. I dont know if saving $100 a month is worth it over a buy. Shorter term though.

Then again I dont know much about this stuff I normally buy them straight up.

My local dealer was like "hahaha, no." when I asked about a lease on my '16.

NightmareMoon said:

My local dealer was like "hahaha, no." when I asked about a lease on my '16.

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Pretty much. Most car companies are giving special offers when you see a low lease. I was told Ford doesn't want to lease the Mustang GT, so they never make it affordable. When I was looking at leasing a 17, the monthly payments were actually cheaper to just finance for 2 years longer than the lease duration.

I would have been better off with 60mths @ 0% but I, personally, I just ahve to be able to ditch a car @ no more than 36ths because I tire of them like that so I do pay more in this particular instance for the ability to drop the keys and walk away @ 36mths. All told it wasn't my best decision, kinda regret it actually.