You always have the option to keep the truck and sell it to someone else. Also in my experience dealers tend to be pretty lenient with wear and tear if you're buying another vehicle when turning that one in. Mileage seems to be the only thing they are really strict about.
Sorry I didn't mean to sound like the raptor will have a poor resale value, its just a reason why to lease over buy. When leasing a vehicle they have a predetermined resale (residual) value and base the lease off that. If there's a huge market crash or major issues with the vehicle, the leasing...
On every lease i've ever had the payments match the difference between the sale price and residual value. I've only had 0% apr though. My platinum lease is in the $730's for 39 months with MSRP $54000. it put total payments around $25k and and about $25-30k remaining
wow you guys are rough. Why wouldn't you lease this car, it has a performance engine and transmission that hasn't been in any other cars before.
Leasing a car gives you the option to return it after the lease or keep it. If you lease it then the 2018 or 2019 has a completely new engine...
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