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Fleet leasing with the arithmetic on the page

Vans, pickups and box trucks for Dallas Fort Worth trade fleets. Every quote shows the residual percentage, the money factor and the mileage band, because those three numbers are the payment.

Quotes sheeted within one business day. No security deposit on approved commercial credit. Sample figures throughout, subject to credit approval.

Driver stepping out of a white fleet van at the Vantage Yard in Dallas

Half ton cargo van, 148 inch wheelbase

$584/mo

36 months, 15,000 miles, 54% residual, money factor 0.00175. Sample, before tax.

A named manager on every account of four vehicles or more, with a direct line.

Fleet classes

Eleven sample units across six body types. Each one carries its own residual curve, its own excess mileage rate and its own advice about term length.

Open the full grid

What the mileage band actually costs

Buying the band your routes support is the cheapest decision on the sheet, and the one most fleets get wrong. Switch the term to see how the residual moves with it.

Run your own numbers

Half ton cargo van, 148 inch wheelbase. Excess mileage 18 cents a mile at turn in. Sample figures, before tax.

  • 12,000

    miles a year

    $562/mo

    Residual
    56%
    Residual value
    $23,968
    Total of payments
    $20,222

    The base band. Anything above it is charged at 18 cents a mile when you hand the unit back.

  • Most fleets

    15,000

    miles a year

    $584/mo

    Residual
    54%
    Residual value
    $23,112
    Total of payments
    $21,024

    Costs $802 more than the band below over 36 months. Worth it once you drive 4,456 extra miles across the term.

  • 20,000

    miles a year

    $617/mo

    Residual
    51%
    Residual value
    $21,828
    Total of payments
    $22,226

    Costs $1,203 more than the band below over 36 months. Worth it once you drive 6,682 extra miles across the term.

  • 25,000

    miles a year

    $651/mo

    Residual
    48%
    Residual value
    $20,544
    Total of payments
    $23,430

    Costs $1,203 more than the band below over 36 months. Worth it once you drive 6,684 extra miles across the term.

  • 30,000

    miles a year

    $684/mo

    Residual
    45%
    Residual value
    $19,260
    Total of payments
    $24,633

    Costs $1,203 more than the band below over 36 months. Worth it once you drive 6,686 extra miles across the term.

Residual value and depreciation by term

The residual is what the lessor expects the unit to be worth when you hand it back. Everything above it is depreciation, and depreciation is the larger half of your payment.

How leasing works
Sample residual value as a percentage of MSRP at 15,000 miles a year, with the residual value and monthly depreciation charge on a normalised $50,000 unit.
Vehicle class24 months36 months48 months60 monthsExcess mile
Half ton cargo van62%$31,000$792/mo dep54%$27,000$639/mo dep46%$23,000$563/mo dep39%$19,500$508/mo dep18¢
Crew van, five seat60%$30,000$833/mo dep52%$26,000$667/mo dep44%$22,000$583/mo dep37%$18,500$525/mo dep18¢
Half ton pickup66%$33,000$708/mo dep58%$29,000$583/mo dep50%$25,000$521/mo dep43%$21,500$475/mo dep20¢
Three quarter ton pickup64%$32,000$750/mo dep56%$28,000$611/mo dep48%$24,000$542/mo dep41%$20,500$492/mo dep22¢
Box truck, 16 foot55%$27,500$938/mo dep47%$23,500$736/mo dep39%$19,500$635/mo dep32%$16,000$567/mo dep24¢
Fleet sedan59%$29,500$854/mo dep51%$25,500$681/mo dep43%$21,500$594/mo dep36%$18,000$533/mo dep16¢
Mid size SUV63%$31,500$771/mo dep55%$27,500$625/mo dep47%$23,500$552/mo dep40%$20,000$500/mo dep18¢
Electric cargo van57%$28,500$896/mo dep49%$24,500$708/mo dep41%$20,500$615/mo dep34%$17,000$550/mo dep16¢
Refrigerated van53%$26,500$979/mo dep45%$22,500$764/mo dep37%$18,500$656/mo dep30%$15,000$583/mo dep24¢
Chassis cab, flatbed58%$29,000$875/mo dep50%$25,000$694/mo dep42%$21,000$604/mo dep35%$17,500$542/mo dep22¢

Scroll the table sideways on a narrow screen. Percentages are of MSRP at the 15,000 mile band. Dollar figures normalise every class to a single $50,000 unit so they can be compared directly. All figures are samples.

Reading a residual row

Take the half ton pickup at 24 months: 66 percent residual means a $50,000 truck is worth $33,000 to the lessor at turn in, so you are financing $17,000 of depreciation over 24 months, which is $708 a month before the rent charge. The same truck at 60 months residualises at 43 percent, so you finance $28,500, which is only $475 a month. Longer looks cheaper per month and costs more in total, and by month 48 you are also paying for the maintenance curve.

Why the classes differ

  • Half ton cargo van. Highest resale of the van classes in Texas, so the depreciation charge stays low even at 20,000 miles a year.
  • Crew van, five seat. The second row and glass cost about two residual points against a plain cargo body.
  • Half ton pickup. Strongest residual on the lot. A 24 month half ton holds two thirds of MSRP on our sample grid.
  • Three quarter ton pickup. Heavier duty, heavier use. Residual holds well but the excess mile rate is higher.
  • Box truck, 16 foot. Body-on-chassis units depreciate on the box as well as the cab, so terms past 48 months rarely pay.

Money factor, converted

A money factor is an interest rate in disguise. Multiply it by 2400 and the disguise comes off. Drag the slider and watch the rent charge move with it.

Read the long version

Drag to see what a lessor's factor really costs. Reference unit: Half ton cargo van, 148 inch wheelbase, 36 months,54% residual.

Money factor x 24000.0017524004.20% APR
Rent charge, (cap cost + residual) x factor($40,150 + $23,112)0.00175$110.71
Depreciation, (cap cost - residual) / 36($40,150 - $23,112)36$473.28
Monthly payment before tax$583.99

Turn in standards, published

Six areas, each with a measured threshold and the sample charge that applies past it. A pre-inspection at 90 days out means none of this arrives as a surprise.

Full return schedule

The upfit bay, day 0 to day 3

Shelving, racks, lighting, wraps and telematics, fitted on the same site as the yard so no vehicle has to be transported twice.

Upfit catalogue and lead times
Shelved and racked cargo bay after the upfit bay has finishedAfter, day 3
Bare cargo bay as the van arrives from the manufacturerBefore, day 0
  • Day 0. Unit lands at the yard. Bare floor, bulkhead fitted, nothing drilled.
  • Day 1. Bulkhead port, LED lighting and the fused accessory take-off go in.
  • Day 2. Shelving bays bolted through with sealing washers, never self-tapped.
  • Day 3. Cast vinyl wrap laminated, telematics paired, keys coded, unit released.

Running the fleet after delivery

Two things decide whether a fleet programme works in year two: what the reporting tells you, and whether anyone picks up the phone.

Fleet management

One portal, one invoice, per vehicle

Odometer, fuel, service history, fault codes and idle time per vehicle, not averaged across the fleet. That per-vehicle view is what lets you buy the right mileage band next cycle instead of guessing.

  • Odometer readings pulled monthly, per unit, exportable
  • Service booked against your yard calendar, not ours
  • One consolidated invoice across every unit and site
See what the portal reports
Fleet coordinator reviewing vehicle reporting on screen

A named manager, not a queue

Accounts of four vehicles and up get one person who knows your routes, your upfit spec and your renewal dates. On accounts of eight and up, a replacement unit is guaranteed within 24 hours when something goes down.

  • Direct line and email, no ticket queue
  • Quotes sheeted within one business day
  • Renewal review 90 days before term end, with the pre-inspection
Meet the desk
Account managers working with a fleet customer

One yard, three jobs

Delivery, upfitting and turn in inspection all happen on the same site off I-35E, which is why a van can be delivered, shelved, wrapped and released without a transporter movement.

Find the yard
Fleet vehicles parked at the Vantage YardVantage Yard, Stemmons corridor, Dallas
  • Upfit bay on siteShelving to wrap in one to five days, twelve for a service body.
  • Inspection at your yardPre-inspection 90 days out, at no charge, with a written estimate.
  • Weekly transporter westFort Worth and Alliance runs so a delivery never costs you a driver day.

What we publish before you sign

Anyone can say the quote is transparent. These are the specific things we put in front of a customer, in writing, before a contract exists.

Questions, grouped by stage
  • TX Dealer Licence #DEMO-0000Placeholder licence number for this demonstration site
  • NAFA Fleet Management AssociationMember since 2014, sample credential
  • Manufacturer fleet accountsDirect fleet allocation with four manufacturers
  • 24 hour swap guaranteeOn accounts of eight vehicles or more
  • Published return standardsEvery threshold and charge on one page, before you sign
  • Money factor shown on every quoteMultiply by 2400 and check the rate yourself

Fleet cost brief, monthly

One email a month for people who sign the leases: residual movements by class, upfit lead times, and a worked example of a decision that cost somebody money last month. No offers, no vehicle of the week.

  • Residual grid changes, with the reasoning
  • Current upfit lead times from the bay
  • One worked cost example, numbers shown

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