A Ford expedition is widely regarded as one of the finest SUV’s currently available, but there is no getting away from the fact that it does come quite a price, with the 2018 model pricing ranges from $50,000 appr2 to anything nearing $80,000.
For this reason alone, many people are looking at the option of leasing this vehicle, and it can well be an active option for those unable to afford to buy one outright.
Leasing a Ford expedition should not be thought of as a second-rate option, but is simply an alternative way of getting your hands on one without paying full price.
Leasing any car or truck from Ford as a private individual customer is something that is actively encouraged by Ford where possible. Ford, along with other manufacturers see personal leasing plans as being a really good way to build a solid customer base, and establish long-term customer relationships.
From a customer point of view, leasing a Ford expedition gives them a brand-new car at a significantly reduced cost. Obviously they do not own it outright, and there are restrictions as to what modifications or alterations they can make to the vehicle, but that aside a pretty much get to have full use of a brand-new SUV.
Lease a Ford Expedition
It is worth thinking of a personal lease deal on a Ford expedition as being similar to a long-term rental. There is a fixed contract for a certain period of months/years, and a fixed monthly payment cost for the duration of the contract.
There will also be additional costs by way of what made as lease end costs, which are charges payable at the end of the lease period that relate to what is deemed excessive wear and tear to the interior and exterior of the vehicle.
For many customers, there is also the option to buy the vehicle outright at the end of the lease, obviously allowing for payments they have made during the term of the lease that relate to the depreciation of the vehicle itself.
It should be remembered, that leasing a vehicle has a number of similarities, regarding the process, to that of buying the car. The similarities in terms of process relate to the credit screening of the individual and establishing their creditworthiness, and also being able to negotiate on price regarding the cost of the vehicle itself.
When people come to lease a vehicle they often do not take into account a number of the financial commitments involved, and they should be clearly understood and expressed in the contract, and fully explained before any lease agreement is entered into.
