@@Katy809RDcheck used cars in you’re area I’m seeing a ton. I’d lean towards a 2022 used just because 2021 was the first model year and they likely worked out some issues from the 2021 models
Yes I've got a coworker where I work at ford . He wants back out of it after a year and a half and he said they offered him almost nothing for it . He's stuck driving it for now .
I lease mine and I LOVE it. I purchased an Ionic 5 and lost about $20k on it. I will not purchase another electric vehicle for a few more years when all the batteries will have an 800 mile range :-) But as for the Mach-E... I LOVE THIS CAR SO MUCH. I've only had to use public charging on one long range trip and it was great. Most of the time I just charge at home LvL 2 overnight.
I was thinking about this before trading in my current car (2016 Chevy Malibu) to go back to ford and was debating buying used or maybe leasing! And considering I’ve seen EVs drop in such value I don’t think I’d buy one and watch it lose even more value and since new models and tech will be added I’m sure in the future leasing one and not worrying about mechanic costs and such is a huge saver
Reasons 1 and 2 don't matter too much. Here's why... in 2025 you will be able to use Tesla chargers because it will be open for all Ford EV users. Your number 2 reason is only good to know if you are not familiar with EVs. Those that are, it's the race to see who has the quietest cab. Thank you for this video 😊
