Lone Mountain New Trucks

But it does have "self canceling turn signals"

 

What I'm paying on a 3 year lease.. would have been able to buy and pay off that truck in the same 3 years.

 

here's an additional thing freightshakers don't hold their value as good as other trucks, anyone wishing to spend $170+ thousand on that type of truck well! this is America, spend your money as you wish, Myself, i spend it a little more wisely, which is why my 3000 sgft home is paid for, my 2014 F150 is paid for, my wifes 2015 Focus is paid for, and my 2015 HD road glide will be paid for in 11 months, So! go ahead and waste yours, happy trucking

 

It all starts with your FICO score. Whomever you talk to buying a new car or truck makes that basic qualification in the first 5 minutes of conversation, probably faster depending on his/ her computer connection. The rest of the numbers, down required, length/terms of contract, price of new truck, trade value if any, interest rate, and fees can all be jiggled according to how badly that vendor wants your business, and what kind of a financial risk you present
A full discussion is fruitless without knowing all of the variables. LM will probably extend totally different terms to the next 2 drivers walking in the door, as would any dealer.
LM is basically a leasing/finance company that has gotten into the sale of their used iron, and as a side business obtains new iron from dealers for a small markup and makes money taking higher risk customers, charging them more because they usually don't qualify at the more conservative dealers.
Compare side by side deals, 2 or more vendors for a comparible truck. Know your financial strengths and weaknesses before, and avoid getting " shiny truck fever", a near fatal disease I have succumbed to at least twice in the 40 years I have been an owner operator. Good luck

 

Ryder covered my last carrier i work at at .14 CPM for full service, but everything was our fault, including losing drive caps.

 

I have very limited experience with Ryder, but what I have seen is less than impressive. I worked at a company that leased everything with wheels from Penske, I was impressed by them.

 

But doesn't the freightliner dealer require "near perfect" credit?