2014 and Earlier Ford Fiesta Lease Questions

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daryll44

I can lease a reasonably equipped Civic or Corolla for $200 per month with about $600 upfront. How does the new, highly acclaimed Fiesta lease?

CarMan@Edmunds

Hi daryll44. If you want to lease, then the Fiesta is definitely not for you. At least initially, Ford is not providing any lease support on it. This may change in the future, but for now the Civic or Corolla are the way to go for lease-oriented consumers.

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sant0s

what is the current residual and money factor on the fiesta?

sant0s

any updates on the residual and money factor for a 2012 lease on a fiesta se?

CarMan@Edmunds

Hi sant0s. Ford Credit's lease rates for the 2012 Fiesta vary from 2.0% to 3.0%, depending upon which one of Ford's many regions you are in. Its residual values for a 36-month lease of the 2012 Fiesta Sedan SE with 15,000 miles per year is 55%.

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ssgowda

I leased a 2011 Ford Fiesta SES. Due to a bad credit score, I am paying a lot for it. My lease is due in 4 months and I have a residual value of around $14K but the TMV is around $16K. Should I buy the car or just wash my hands of it?

I should be able to get a better % rate than the time I first got my car, so I don't expect to pay too much hence affordability would not be an issue.

Also in case I buy it, a couple of my friends have told me that the TMV value might not be accurate as the vehicle was not in my name during the lease term hence the value would be much less.

Any inputs/suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

zo0m1

anybody have any 2014 numbers?

kyfdx

@zo0m1 said:
anybody have any 2014 numbers?

For 36 month leases, the money factor is 2.00%. Residuals vary from 51% to 55% for 36mo, 15K/yr lease, depending on model/trim level.

ccasey1

Hi,

Can you please post lease figures for a Fiesta ST for a 2 and 3 yr 10k/yr?

Thanks,
Chris

kyfdx

@ccasey1 said:
Hi,

Can you please post lease figures for a Fiesta ST for a 2 and 3 yr 10k/yr?

Thanks,
Chris

0.50% APR and 67% residual

2.00% APR and 57% residual

ccasey1

Just so I'm clear - is that for a 2014 or a 2015? Assuming '14.

kyfdx

2014

ccasey1

Thank you!

S52MC

Is the $750 lease cash available to residents in Los Angeles? Also, I assume the figures above are for a 2014 car. How do the 2015 numbers differ? Thanks!

kyfdx

@S52MC said:
Is the $750 lease cash available to residents in Los Angeles? Also, I assume the figures above are for a 2014 car. How do the 2015 numbers differ? Thanks!

2014 Fiesta ST?

0.50% APR and 53% residual for 36mo, 15K/yr in L.A. $1000 lease cash.

No 2015 info available, except for residual, which is 55%.

S52MC

Yes, Fiesta ST. Sorry about that - good guess!

davela72

Have any numbers for October been released? I'm interested in the '14 and '15 models of the ST. I'm thinking either 10K or 12K per year for 36mo.

davela72

davela72 said:

Have any numbers for October been released? I'm interested in the '14 and '15 models of the ST. I'm thinking either 10K or 12K per year for 36mo.

I'm in PA btw.

kyfdx

davela72 said:

davela72 said:

Have any numbers for October been released? I'm interested in the '14 and '15 models of the ST. I'm thinking either 10K or 12K per year for 36mo.

I'm in PA btw.

36mo, 12K/yr

2015: 3.00% APR and 56% residual. $250 lease cash.

2014: 1.75% APR and 53% residual. $1500 lease cash.

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