Residual value of '13 GT500?

[vfwpost523]

Does anyone know if Ford Credit has issued residual values for the '13 GT500?

Thx

 

[Roachjr]

No, they have not. Just checked.

 

[Lawrenzo]

They are showing up on Leasetrader.com

Very low residuals and over-market money factors though:shrug:

 

[Chris!]

It's not a car you lease- are u doing it for write off purposes?

 

[Lawrenzo]

Funny thing is the Boss 302's are actually pretty competetively priced on leasing.

If you can write the GT500 off and plan on buying it out at the end of the lease, than a low residual can actually be your friend. Although a higher than market(for no specific reason) money factor(%) kind of dampens the deal a bit.

 

[Lawrenzo]

Anybody lease one yet? I would like to know some of the particulars if so. PM would be great.

 

[vfwpost523]

I learned that you can lease a new GT500 through www.leasecompare.com


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[mtdubvee]

I had no idea you could lease a 2013-2014 GT500. Id like to know how that works out for someone.

 

[Chris!]

I had no idea you could lease a 2013-2014 GT500. Id like to know how that works out for someone.

You can lease any car. However- if there isn't a program for it- it's not cost effective to do so

 

[VRYALT3R3D]

If you plan on keeping the car, leasing is always more expensive.

 

[IA Shelby]

The only good thing about leasing one is that you would a guilt free approach to putting on miles up to the cap.

 

[Lawrenzo]

Ford Credit had some very good programs for previous model years, but right now they are offering nothing at all :shrug: It makes no sense. The 13's have held their value quite well so setting the residual should be easy.

So, I can get a lease on a 911, GTR, AMG Merc, Z06, ZR-1, Viper, M3, M5, RS5, TTR-S, CTS-V or a ZL-1, but not a Shelby--- WTF :rollseyes

It appears that absolutely nobody is offering leases on the 14s at this time-