A lot of people are confused when it comes to making the decision to buy or lease their new Ford. Here is a quick questionnaire to give you a better idea which is the best decision for you.

– Do you like the idea of ownership? YES / NO

– Do you want longer term monthly payments? YES / NO

– Do you expect lifestyle / business changes in the near future? YES / NO

– Do you have a large down payment to put down? YES / NO

– Do you want to keep the same vehicle for a longer period of time? YES / NO

– Do you like having a lower insurance rate? YES / NO

– Do mileage restriction cause concern for you? YES / NO

– Do you have good credit? YES / NO

– Are you wanting to gain equity? YES / NO

If you answered mostly NO, then leasing seems to be something that would suit you better. With leasing a car the big advantages of leasing include less money invested up front, lower monthly payments, and protection against excessive depreciation. But with leasing you will not own your vehicle and you are only allowed a certain amount of KM a year. So make sure you put this into account.

If you answered mostly YES, then financing seems to be the better option for you. Financing enables you to buy a better car then you could otherwise afford. Taking out a car loan also means you can spread the cost over a long period of time, which in turn makes your car much easier to pay for. Also there are no limits on you or your KM and your insurance rate is usually lower. However, you will be responsible for all repairs after the warranty expires and the depreciation of the vehicle also should be considered.

Here at Webb’s Ford we want you to make the best decision based on your needs. Whether you choose to buy or lease we understand that both are a big decision and we are here to help you find your perfect Ford to suit your needs. Browse our inventory for all the Ford’s you can choose from for whatever you decide.

After Mitchell Motors closed their doors in 1971 Webb’s added Ford cars and trucks to the dealership. Land was purchased from Revelstoke Lumber and in 1972 Webb’s added a 6,200 sq ft service shop onto the East end of the dealership. In 1986 Webb’s added a new car showroom to the West end of the dealership, and in 1989 finally had the place to themselves as Machinery moved into their new facility on 44 Street.

In 1975 George Junior’s son Scott Webb joined the company after attending the University of Calgary. George’s son in law Ray Schock joined later that same year after working for Universal Ford in Calgary. Lawrence’s son-in-law Robert (Jake) Jacobson joined the Company in 1978 after working for Allied Sales Co. in Calgary. Jake would become the Dealer Principal of Webb’s Auto and serve in that capacity through 2015. George Junior’s son David joined the company in 1986 after graduating from Langley College. John Webb’s son Mike joined the company in 2008 after leaving the Pipeline Management Group of Baker Hughes. Mike takes on the roll of General Manager at the Auto shop.