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To: robert b furman who wrote (54780)	1/15/2022 4:58:36 PM
From: E_K_S	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 69854

His point was to get out of your lease buy a used car or bicycle. I always pay cash and then drive the car/truck for ever. I own a 1998 F150 just over 100K, works great no issues other than replacing the fuel pump located in the fuel tank. Other car is a 2005 Passat Diesel wagon 65K. Great performance and excellent gas mileage (32-38 mpg). FWIW, bought my 1998 F150 over the Internet, leather interior, captains chair w/ remote V8; paid $17K cash. Only gets 12-15 mpg but has served my needs well. I keep the truck garaged for 6 months when I am at the lake property. ------------------------------------------------------------------- Would love to upgrade to one vehicle and like the dependability of the diesel (owned Mercedes and now the Passat) . However, not many available anymore. Probably will get a Subaru like everybody else at the lake drive. Just can not see these farmers paying upwards of $95K for these new pickups. Just wish I kept my Ford stock as they are finally hitting on all cylinders. People like their EV line but I still like their trucks.