Lease residuals revealed.

RisingForce · Sep 10, 2014

Ford just added 2015 Mustang to the 3rd quarter residual list.
Interesting that they are now including both GT and GT Convertible.
However, things might change by October 1st for 4th quarter and they may not have GTs for lease, which would be a dirty move IMO to just have it available during the time they know no one has the vehicles in stock.

Time will tell....

The columns below represent the residuals for 24, 36, 39, 48 month leases, and for 15,000 miles per year.

petraman · Sep 10, 2014

Thanks for that... I won't be leasing, but it's nice to know anyways. What do the columns represent?

xlover · Sep 10, 2014

RisingForce said:
Ford just added 2015 Mustang to the 3rd quarter residual list.
Interesting that they are now including both GT and GT Convertible.
However, things might change by October 1st for 4th quarter and they may not have GTs for lease, which would be a dirty move IMO to just have it available during the time they know no one has the vehicles in stock.

Time will tell....

What's the mileage that goes with each residual? I only see the %

Also what is the MF.... i would definitely consider leasing a GT

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RisingForce · Sep 10, 2014

Columns from left to right are for term.

24 36 39 48

Miles are 15000 per year.
And for each 1500 miles bandwidth you add 1% (1500 less miles )or subtract 1% (1500 more miles)

rickstang · Sep 11, 2014

After obsessive checking the build and price I am finally seeing the complete leasing information for my area this afternoon. I'm definitely a lease guy so I was glad to see some firm numbers.

FiveLiterDreamer · Sep 11, 2014

I see money factors on all the vehicles except for GTs in smartvincent v6 and ecoboost appears to be quiet high 3.25 for 24 months. Typically vehicles lease for between .25-1.25

CobraD · Sep 11, 2014

This is random, and may have been answered already, but does anyone have any idea when their car will arrive to their dealership?

MadMoose · Sep 11, 2014

Those residuals are absolutely terrible.

rickstang · Sep 11, 2014

You're right, it doesn't look like they are making the lease deals very attractive.

Chlocli · Sep 12, 2014

MadMoose said:
Those residuals are absolutely terrible.

How is that? A 2015 BMW M4 has 55% residual after 36 months/15K miles which is 4% worse than the GT.

Same for the 24 month lease: 61% for M4 and 65% for GT.

The money factor and fees will be a different story but residuals look good to me.

rickstang · Sep 12, 2014

Just leased my 2014 BMW 328 for 10,000 miles with residual at 64%. I'm certainly no expert on Mustang leases but I was hoping for better numbers. My ecoboost premium Mustang was ordered July 15. I'll see what things look like when the car is finally here.

WOT · Sep 12, 2014

RisingForce said:
Ford just added 2015 Mustang to the 3rd quarter residual list.
Interesting that they are now including both GT and GT Convertible.
However, things might change by October 1st for 4th quarter and they may not have GTs for lease, which would be a dirty move IMO to just have it available during the time they know no one has the vehicles in stock.

Time will tell....

The columns below represent the residuals for 24, 36, 39, 48 month leases, and for 15,000 miles per year.

So is it 2 point point for 12k and 3 point for 10k?
What's the money factor on a tier 1+? 0.00250? and how much is the disposition?

xlover · Sep 12, 2014

rickstang said:
Just leased my 2014 BMW 328 for 10,000 miles with residual at 64%. I'm certainly no expert on Mustang leases but I was hoping for better numbers. My ecoboost premium Mustang was ordered July 15. I'll see what things look like when the car is finally here.

Bmwusa inflates residuals instead of discounts... Then feeds the cars into the cpo program... Compare to an audi. The ford residuals are right inline

rickstang · Sep 12, 2014

Actually I got great residuals and discounts on my last two Bimmers. But that's neither here nor there as we aren't leasing BMW's or Audi's. Residuals are going to be different based on various factors, maybe the Ford residuals are in line with their past numbers, I just don't know. The MF seems high though.

Fenderaddict2 · Sep 12, 2014

rickstang said:
Actually I got great residuals and discounts on my last two Bimmers. But that's neither here nor there as we aren't leasing BMW's or Audi's. Residuals are going to be different based on various factors, maybe the Ford residuals are in line with their past numbers, I just don't know. The MF seems high though.

I loved leasing BMWs right up until they couldn't put me in another. Suddenly I'm upside down. Funny how that worked.

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