Best pickup to lease for a beginnger

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>>17024543
>(((leasing))) a truck
>wanting it to be fast

what the fuck are you doing

It doesn't matter really if you're leasing. Even a dodge will last 4 years without falling apart too badly. What's your definition of "fast"? Most modern trucks are quick but you're going to have to spend a lot to get a "fast" truck.

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>>17024565
Being american. It's called freedom.

>>17024569
Something I can beat yellow lights with and speed down the highway on a nice day.

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>>17024577
I'm an American too, but god damn, I fucking hate people who buy trucks to """go fast"""

Trucks are now just luxury SUVs. Autistic normies buy them as a status symbol.

Buy something that has soul.

>>17024604
Have mercy, I'm a pleb when it comes to cars.

>>17024580
Pretty much any of the big 3 with the most powerful engine option will do that.
>>17024604
Even stock trucks are quick for their size. There's nothing wrong with making them slightly more fun to drive by adding a bit more power. What the fuck is soul? Sounds queer as fuck. Trucks are plenty fun to drive even in the city.

>>17024632
Unless you intend on off-roading, don't fucking buy a truck.

If you want to have fun with American auto, buy a Focus ST.

If you want to have fun with Jap cars, buy really anything from the 90s or early 2000s.

If you want to have fun with some dirty Yuropoor cars, buy a used e36/e46 m3.

Just don't buy into the American truck meme.

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>>17024653
Yeah, but they aren't quick compared to really anything else.

By soul, I mean something that is unique. Like an MR2 SW20.

>>17024675
I wouldn't mind offroading, there's great trails and whatnot in my area.

>>17024653
Are there any Chevy pickups with powerful engines?

>>17024681

OP wants a truck which is the polar opposite of a MR2. Both have "soul" just different flavors. Blasting down rough logging roads in a truck is just as fun as trying to slide around in a MR2.

A MR2 is slower than a Escalade btw.

>>17024703
The 6.2 is 420hp and 460lb-ft which is stout and pretty close to what the "mighty" Ecoboost is doing.

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>>17024709
Sure, maybe an NA SW20 or a stock ZZW30, but my SW20 is making over 300 HP at the wheels, and it is fucking terrifying.

A few simple mods can get an MR2 going very fast.

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>>17024695
Buy a shitbox Ranger from before '95

Preferably in manual

Just beat the shit out of it. You will have much more fun than you would with a new, expensive truck.

>speaking from experience

>>17024741
Interesting, can you modify it? Also are there any old two doors like that?

>>17024784
>Interesting, can you modify it?
kek.

>>17024798
Again, I'm a total pleb when it comes to cars.

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>>17024821
If I were you, I would do a lot more research before making the choice to buy/lease/finance a car.

>>17024847
Of course

>>17024543
F150 2.7T 4wd Crew Cabs XLTs lease cheap if that's how you want to do it. Anything fancier will be a lot more money.

>>17024675
>Unless you intend on off-roading, don't fucking buy a truck.
tell me which lease-able truck is actually offroad worthy besides the V6 Tacoma?

>>17024543
Don't lease. Buy an older shitbox and beat it to death.
Pre 98:
Tacoma
Ranger
Frontier
S-10
Make sure they're V6 and their transfer cases still work.

>>17025007

That only really works if you live somewhere with no rust. In most places even domestic bone stock used trucks are ridiculously over priced or cheap, lifted 3 feet and thrashed to hell. Add in the Toyota tax and it's even worse.

>>17025029
Why does rust matter if it's not on the frame?

Also only one of those vehicles I posted is a yota.

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>>17025037

Because body swaps are not very fun? A truck will only take so much bondo. There's a point when it's a waste sinking money into a pile of rust. The frames will also be rusty anywhere that salts the road.

>>17025007

This is really difficult in PA. Trucks are already expensive because of demand here for an all year vehicle and peoples perception of a "need" for one. Finding any older truck that isn't a rust bucket means it was probably out of state, and is being sold well past market value. You need to go ~3 states over to get out of the salt belt to find a decently kept older truck, and you can't argue that's much harder compared to going to a dealership locally. People not that into cars aren't going to be willing to do something like that, it's just an appliance or a status symbol (and that's fine honestly).

If I were you OP, I'd finance a 3-4 year old truck that is certified used (get a little warranty on it) and well taken care of (check for documented oil changes, inspections, etc) for a little bit more. It's already going to be rusting a bit if you live in the NE US, but if you clean it up and take care of it, it'll last a long time. You also won't have to hand it in in the next few years.

>>17025071
this is OP's first vehicle
get a rusted out old chevy for $2000 and drive it into the ground

>>17025124

OP said first pickup, not first vehicle.

>I want my next car to be a pickup