Typically cars that lose value do not lease well. I've asked dealers why the lease numbers on a mustang were so high and that's been the answer (direct from the dealer).
Honestly I don't really care
I have a 2 Fords and a BMW. When I buy a car I don't really care about the depreciation factor. If I like the car I get it.
I was just trying to contribute some additional considerations for choosing 1 brand vs the other.
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Originally Posted by son_of_siggy
Not sure I follow. Are you making the argument that they don't lease because they depreciate so quickly? There could be a number of reasons why they don't lease the GTs.
Every table I've seen from MotorTrend to cars.com shows (for example) that a 2013 328i has a quicker depreciation rate than a Mustang GT Premium, both of which you could get into for around 32k.
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