Unless you live in Cali or run here i don't see the point on a lease on a truck with that many miles. If you don't have to be C.A.R.B compliant why bother with a newer truck, buy an older one and slowly refurbish it.
What you could do as someone else said earlier is make your own lease purchase deal but buy older trucks in the 10k range at auctions and lease them that way if you somehow get one returned its not that big of a loss like 30k truck, might sound dumb but it might work.
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Discussion in 'Lease Purchase Trucking Forum' started by BigBadBill, Sep 5, 2013.
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You want $41,500 for a $20,000 truck? Get real.Rawze Thanks this.
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where are you guys coming up with 41,500 ? It's 375 x 4 = 1500 / month x 24 months = 36,000 + 2500 downpayment = $38,500, right ? Oh yeah, and $1 buyoff = $38,501, right ? what did I miss ?
EDIT - oh, I see my mistake. 52 weeks in a year, duh. okay, 41.5k it is.
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Bill does not want that much, its what the leasing company wants. He wants to know your thoughts about it for someone that wants to get into there own truck but does not have the cash or credit to do it normally. And how you think this will work with his company.trucker43 Thanks this.
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Old Schneider trucks?
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Schneider actually has trucks for sale for as low as $18-19k with fewer miles.
My bank told me with 20% down, financing will be easy as long as the truck isn't a total disaster. Any driver that can't come up with $2k down has no business trying to operate his own truck.double yellow and dannythetrucker Thank this. -
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As the driver Bill yelled at, referred to in post #17, I feel obligated to speak up here. It wasn't my attitude, but rather that I dared to disagree with you about blowing my biggest account, an account which your company screwed up due to losing paperwork and behaving in an unprofessional manner with an agent that I did a lot of business with. You screamed at me for a solid five minutes and I kept quiet because I was not in a position to leave at that time. I found a better option than your outfit very quickly afterwards. If anyone has questions about Farm2Fleet all they have to do is ASK ME. My name is Erin, email is ehamedi@gmail.com. I ran under them for a year and it was an education, to put it mildly...
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The good news is that the new company is higher percentage, no incompetence and drama free. Hallelujah.
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First, I am not selling, financing or in anyway benefit from these leasing these trucks other than if the person leased to my company is successful then I will benefit. If they aren't, then I don't.
Now these are not Schneider trucks.
And to put an end to the price and interest rate portion. In business, sometimes getting the best price on something is not the most profitable move. While this is completely over simplifying the planning process, if the difference between paying cash 2-years from now vs financing a more expensive tractor is that you take home $30K less a year how is waiting the smart move? (Again, over simplified. I know there is a lot more that goes into the planning process and the risk needs to be evaluated).
But what I take away from the price/interest portion of this (and Reds comments) is maybe most of the people that are only in a position to be able to do a deal like this are not ready to be O/O's. If I did something like this the interview process would be extensive.
It was asked what type of business person I am looking for. For me, at this stage, it boils down to I am will to work with people that are honest, have integrity, are willing to learn and work hard. And while we are far from perfect, there is a difference between having faults and not having integrity. We won't work with customers who lie and cheat, regardless of the type of money they make us. So someone doesn't have to have a perfect past but if they are willing to work hard, learn and be honest I am willing to work with them.
Maybe I live in a fantasy world.
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