Dr_-_PiKaChU Posted January 24, 2021 Share Posted January 24, 2021 As reported, the Mustang Mach-E will have at least 56 percent residual value for the Select Standard Range (RWD), Select Standard Range (AWD), and GT Extended Range (AWD) trims. It will, however, have a whopping 58 percent residual value after the lease term for the California Route 1 Extended Range (RWD), Premium Extended Range (RWD), Premium Extended Range (AWD), and First Edition Extended Range (AWD) variants. In comparison, the 2021 Mustang Convertible EcoBoost has a residual value of 48 percent, while the GT coupe and Mach 1 will both have up to 53 percent residuals after leasing. Of note, having a better residual value means that the vehicle will retain its value well over the lease term, which could affect the lease rates. As the publication pointed out, it may even be better to get the Mach-E via the Ford Options Plan that involves balloon financing. Then again, rates may vary per state, so don't forget to compare and contrast your options when getting the new electric crossover, and choose the best one applicable to you. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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