Ford F-150 Lease Deals

This workhorse continues to rank among the most popular pickup trucks around. With the Ford F-150, you can choose from five diverse engines, including a hybrid engine. Depending on what power you crave, there’s a match for you.

If you decide to pick the Raptor trim, you’ll get a high-output 3.5L EcoBoost® engine that produces 450 horsepower with 510 lb-ft of torque. Its raw power enables you to climb higher and achieve loftier goals.

Whether you’re going off to work or play, the F-150 caters to your towing needs. When properly equipped, your truck can pull up to 14,000 pounds. You’ll know that whatever you’re hauling will be delivered where it needs to go.

Leasing a truck offers several advantages that you may not know about. Once you hear about them, you may wonder why you waited so long. If you’re interested in a short-term commitment, the lease may be your ticket to ride.

Advantages include:

• Short-term commitment of two to three years
• Newest tech, upgraded materials, premium trims
• Factory and dealership warranty coverage

  A lease spans about two to three years, so you’ll use a brand-new truck and can upgrade to the latest version. This spices up your driving and gives you just enough time to get accustomed to your vehicle.

  Generally, leases come with lower monthly payments and require a lower down payment. This means you can go for the more premium trim, like the Raptor. This model has thrilling features, like leather seats and sleek exteriors.

  Your leased Ford comes with warranty coverage. This coverage comes in handy if any unexpected repairs arise. Plus, with a new truck, you’ll most likely be concerned about routine maintenance and not much else.

To arrange your lease, apply as you typically would online or in our store. Here are a few online shopping tools you can use:

• Finance application
• Credit estimator
• Edmund's True Market Value appraisal tool

The finance application gets the ball rolling on your lease.

With the credit estimator, you’ll know in advance what your credit is, which could help determine your eligibility.

If you’re trading in an older vehicle, Edmund’s True Market Value appraisal tool can tell you how much your car will yield.

When you reach the end of the lease, you’ll receive notification within 90 days. This gives you time to make some decisions. Three options to consider include:

Returning the Ford F-150 and upgrading to a new version Buying out the lease and owning your Ford Bowing out of the leasing process

It’s all up to you what you decide. After you’ve been driving your Ford F-150, you may already have a good idea of what’s best for you.

Can I Trade My Car in for a Lease?

Yes, you can trade in your car for a lease. The value of the car will act as a down payment for the leased Ford F-150.

Will I Be Charged Any Fees When I Return My Lease?

This depends. If you exceeded the mileage limitations, you may be charged for those extra miles. If you decide to ditch the lease early, you may face a disposition fee, which makes room for the car at our dealership.

How Do I Prepare the Lease for the Return?

Make sure that you schedule an inspection. Take out all personal items, clean the vehicle, and repair any minor issues. Return it in good condition to avoid any fees.