This is my first posting ever in this forum (just joined this morning).
I am leasing a 2013 MKZ hybrid that I ordered, pretty loaded. The fact that the price for the hybrid version of the MKZ was the same as the standard version is what made me try a hybrid vehicle.
I quickly got spoiled by the mileage (although it's never been close to the 45 mpg originally touted) and now I will be very reluctant to get another vehicle that isn't hybrid (or some other high mileage vehicle.
I like the bells and whistles in this car and I like the ride and quietness. I'd like a higher material quality in some spots, and more rear seat leg and head room, but overall I'm very pleased with it.
I have just under a year left on my 3-year lease and am wrestling with what to do when the lease expires. I am even considering buying it at the end of the lease but only if I can negotiate a lower price as the price specified in the lease contract is higher than I think is warranted.
I am leasing a 2013 MKZ hybrid that I ordered, pretty loaded. The fact that the price for the hybrid version of the MKZ was the same as the standard version is what made me try a hybrid vehicle.
I quickly got spoiled by the mileage (although it's never been close to the 45 mpg originally touted) and now I will be very reluctant to get another vehicle that isn't hybrid (or some other high mileage vehicle.
I like the bells and whistles in this car and I like the ride and quietness. I'd like a higher material quality in some spots, and more rear seat leg and head room, but overall I'm very pleased with it.
I have just under a year left on my 3-year lease and am wrestling with what to do when the lease expires. I am even considering buying it at the end of the lease but only if I can negotiate a lower price as the price specified in the lease contract is higher than I think is warranted.