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Only $10 for all 2024 SX, MX, and SMX series (regularly $30).
250 per month for 3 years and 3k down is 12k total and 150 or so for the full coverage you have to have.
12k to drive for 3 years and you dont put a ton of miles. Doesnt make any sense at all.
The Shop
This is my first non-domestic truck and I will never go back. Not sure about PA, but I know certain parts of the country are still diehard "Big 3" and anything Japanese gets frowned on in the truck world - but if you're looking for long term reliability with this truck it's really no question.
But I can see how the aluminum Fords are definitely appealing since the salt is such an issue where you're at. Whatever you decide, good luck and do LOTS of research on lease info if you decide to go that way. There are a lot of variables there as opposed to a more simple purchase.
I have been crunching so many numbers most nights lately I am starting to forget what I have researched haha. I'll have to update my Excel sheet later tonight and run the numbers with a Tundra.
About as plain jane as they get. Truck came with steel wheels stock. But, I got them to throw on a set of alloys PLUS got the steel wheels as a bonus. So I now have a winter, and summer tires... Along with remote start and some mud flaps. Sticker before accessories was $39k. Paid $33k and change out the door. I will snag a picture tomorrow.
Pit Row
Was going to chime in on the lease. To me it is all a matter of when you want to part with the money. The nice thing about a lease is you need less to get going n a brand new vehicle. You aren’t “renting” or pissing away $$$. U really are paying the same for the vehicle, just using a different way to use it. Once the lease is up you will have the residual which is the price u pay if you want to keep the truck. So if you are way down on the miles you will benifit because u can now purchase the low mileage truck for the residual amount. Really the only way you may lose out on a lease is to put very few miles on it and then turn it in at the end. If that’s the case the dealer makes out. You would have the option to sell it privately and pay off the lease to avoid that loss
Enjoy the new ride!
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