Why Ford Trucks are WAY MORE expensive to LEASE than Toyota and Chevy in 2024

In today's video, we're taking a crunchy bite into the leasing world of trucks - specifically, the Ford F150, Chevy Silverado LT, and Toyota Tundra SR5. With an apple in hand, we're exploring why, despite its vast inventory, Ford's lease rates are biting wallets harder than its competitors as we move into 2024.
🚚 Inventory Check: We start by laying out the surprising numbers of trucks sitting on lots across the US. Ford, Chevy, and Toyota have differing strategies, but what's causing Ford's lease prices to soar?
💵 Lease Comparisons: Dive deep into the lease terms, including residual values, money factors, and market incentives. Understand why the Toyota Tundra and Chevy Silverado are offering more appealing lease options compared to the Ford F150.
🔍 The Discount Dilemma: Discover how Ford's dealership discounting practices might make a U-turn in the lease cost battle. But is it enough?
🤖 The Future of Leasing: We predict the shifts in leasing interest rates and programs that could make or break the lease affordability of these trucks as 2023 models clear out.
🛠 Saving Tips: Learn a surprising trick to save on Toyota truck leases with security deposits.
🎥 Related Content: Don't forget to check out our special video on leveraging Toyota security deposits for even better lease terms.
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[@jeffmacey6482]

If you pay 60k for one of those trucks you're the problem with the industry.

[@LSXPhatal]

right lmao! im thankful for my employer and the 2024 F-150 they gave me lol. can't believe im driving a 70k truck with cloth seats lmao. its nice though, just fancier and better looking than my 2019 i had. not significantly better honestly.

[@CalvAnon]

Can someone explain why would anyone want to lease or buy a Ford truck knowing just how unreliable it has always been? And they want you to pay the same, if not more, than its competitors?

[@LSXPhatal]

I was you 3 years ago, exact same thought ran through my head.. until I got a Ford! As someone who drives these trucks 50k miles a year through dirty, mud, snow, rain, sunshine etc.. I can attest that personally I've had more reliability and enjoyment from a 2019 Ford than any other Silverado or Sierra I've driven in my career. I recently received my 2024 Ford F-150 and I agree, overpriced 70k truck for cloth seats and it's still a half ton, but jesus what an amazing machine it is compared to Chevrolet at least. I've never really driven any other brand truck for as long as I've driven Chevrolet or Ford so I cant speak on others. Amazing trucks Ford actually has. I baby'd it though, same dealer no where else. Over 40+ CarFax dates/services and most were oil changes. I beat the crap out of my 2019, I work in Agriculture and my 50k miles a year are different than anyone 50k miles they accumulate over 4-5 years. I'm honestly a Ford guy. Disclaimer: my employer provides me with the truck that I can use for both personal/work. I don't actually OWN a vehicle myself.

[@quintonsmith8164]

All overpriced

[@bingalz1]

And I thought a 300$ to 400$ lease was a bad way to spend money, assuming no taxable deductions

[@LocoD829]

Those crazy high lease payments for a truck and any vechile overall are just ridiculous. Leasing is supposed to be a 'deal' with a more reasonable payment. Having a $700 a month lease is like burning money. You have nothing to show for it at the end of the term....makes no financial sense. I know a guy leasing an expedition for $950 a month....I told him you are an idiot. If you are going to burn that in a lease at least get a X5 not a Ford.

[@itguru2037]

Yes

[@LSXPhatal]

just got my 2024 f150 through my employer. thankful for my job but god damn 70k for a half ton truck with cloth seats???

[@Bayareasvc]

Had to turn you off back away from camera. So annoying!

[@JLT3]

Having a bad day snowflake?