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Looking to lease from Ford, excellent credit but low(ish) income.

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Anonymous
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Looking to lease from Ford, excellent credit but low(ish) income.

Hi all,

 

I currently have an outstanding car loan with DCU, 65 months @ 1.74%, payment is ~$290. Total principle balance of $14.7K remains, trade value of vehicle sits around $22K. I have some other auto loan history, 10+ revolving credit lines with near $0 reporting balances. 1% DTI. FICO in the ~760s across all three bureaus, no baddies at all, ~2yr AAoA.

 

I'm looking to trade in my current vehicle and lease one of Ford's PHEV vehicles, and specifically a lease due to the significant likelihood for changes in the EV market over the next few years, I'd rather not lock myself into vehicle ownership.

 

I have a blank, no credit pull, check for up to $40K from DCU, but as I want to lease, I now need to worry if Ford Credit will approve me. Gross annual income sits around $36K, and my only other liability is rent payment which is $600 a month.

 

So is ford going to be gross income unfriendly, or will I have good luck here?

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surferchris
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Re: Looking to lease from Ford, excellent credit but low(ish) income.

Since no one else chimed in...lol

 

I will give my opinion...

 

I believe you are okay with FMCC

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