malba2366
Well-Known Member
If you look at the numbers, that is simply not true. The Mach E options lease comes out worse because sales tax has to be paid on the whole vehicle in states that collect sales tax. If they continue the $2500 options credit, then it is a wash otherwise it is more expensive to lease the Mach E vs the Model Y. The E iron also will end up leasing right around the same price as the Mach E, but that is also a much nicer vehicle.The Model Y, even with a lower trim level, has higher monthly payments (once you include the tax credit, which may take an additional step but gets you the money faster). Ditto for the Audi e-tron.
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