Don't be stupid

NEVER LEASE PURCHASE A TRUCK
YOU WILL LOSE.
Don't let them fool you with earnings you make every week, instead ask these clowns how much will it cost you to run the truck for the whole term of the lease; and what is your financial obligation at the end of the lease to claim title free and clear for the truck? Then just sit back and listen to the bullshht....
This is also why they don't hire experienced drivers, they know they can't pull this crap with us. Look NEWBIES, if you want to own a truck, work OTR learn the road and where you like to run and where you don't
save $20.000 get your own authority, learn what freight you want to haul also look into getting your brokers license that way you can broker freight to your own truck you can't do that without a brokers license, this is what your buddy John Christner has.
This way he can broker his own freight to his trucks and pay the driver whatever god forsakin amount and double dip you by charging you brokerage fee's and the fee's from JCT which both are all the same company.
Nice guy huh?

 

Also never buy a truck without financing.........Stay away from SELEC-TRUCKS..
Save $20000.00 and buy your truck from a dealer or an individual with financing. If you cannot afford to do the things I've mentioned then you haven't done enough homework therefore you can't afford a truck!!!!!!
TRUST ME.

 

Yes it is costly, but it also opens up a vision to the real side of the industry.
It's also costly to 'lease purchase a truck' when it cost you $750.000 for 3 years and you can only make $510.000 leaving the driver $239.000 in the hole..I/ve never met a driver yet who owns his truck through a lease program.
Think about it; How can you make money if you have to make a truck payment every week? You're paying for the truck 3 times over and will never own it.

 

Do the math for the whole term of the lease, Start with 'Fuel Cost' that's about $55000.00 a year. Then your truck payment, insurance, Cargo Insurance, Bobtail insurance, Lumpers, Tolls, Fuel Taxes, oh yeah that's not free, Maintenance, Tires, Quarterly Taxes, that's the one that gets alot of drivers in deep trouble......Also hidden Maintenance; Stuff that goes wrong inside the engine and the transmission, think it's all under warranty? If it is then double the truck payments. No I never leased a truck before........The times I tried I was always turned down.
I was in Las Vegas and called CR England to lease one of those ClassicXL's they ask me how much experience I had; I said 19 years they hung-up the phone, So did Crime Inc: I mean Prime Inc: