Yep, I totally agree with you.
Have you verified this? I was using a broker when I was shopping for a Prius Prime last summer (reputable guy on Leasehackr forums) said that Toyota ended third party lease buyouts on 08/01/2021. TFS website under FAQ "What are my end of lease options?" says you have 3 - return car to Toyota, buy car yourself, or return car for new Toyota. I have a friend with a leased Corolla who tried selling it to Carmax a few months back and they said they could not buy Toyota leases any longer.
Yeah you're not wrong there. I did some research and Ford did tell me it was okay through the Toyota finance I was set up with. Definitely not SE Toyota Finance. Anything can change in these coming days though. I think with companies realizing the equity situation and having low inventory on lots, there's definitely a reason for them to discontinue the third party buyouts. If it comes down to it I'll just buy the Prius out myself like you mentioned and then trade it that way. We shall see.
I like it, offer $5000 rebate on any 2022 Ranger for people with Ford Mavericks not scheduled for production. Ford just message me and ill give you my email address.
It ain’t no 90s or early 2000s .. still the peak ranger . There new one coming out looks better though than current gen
I had a maverick ordered Sept 7 and waited like everyone else then in Jan I got tired of waiting so I went to my dealer and changed my order to a maverick ecoboost engine and had them remove all the constraints that were holding everything up I had a duild date 2 weeks later I also ordered a ranger about a 2 weeks after that I got a build date about 4 weeks later my maverick is on its way to me k ow somewhere on a train the ranger is set to be built apr 18 my wife is gonna take the maverick and I'm gonna drive the ranger. My dealer had a ranger on the lot the other day at cost he told me that there not allowed to raise the price on rangers like they can on the other stock orders he didn't say why.
On one hand, I'd say just stick it out. I ordered last July and my Mav just went into production. It WILL happen and it seems like you have the luxury of time (I REALLY needed mine at least a month ago but better late than never).
Yes. One is a car with a tiny bed and the other is a truck with too many seats.anyone comparing Maverick vs Ranger as equal alternatives should sit in and test drive BOTH and the answer becomes clear
this will likely be the case for new Ranger as well. Unless they announced another model year run for the current Ranger platform that I have missed, once this production run ends that will be it for available Rangers off the lot or ordering. Then there will be a wait for NEW Ranger reveal, reservations, order banks open, and finally start of production with undetermined delivery.
