It really is. A novated lease on a Ford Ranger offers a tonne of financial advantages. By using pre-tax dollars to make your lease payments, you lower your taxable income, giving you substantial tax savings. And by running your operating costs, like insurance, fuel and maintenance through the lease, you’ll lower your taxable income even more. You’ll also benefit from GST savings on the vehicle purchase price and its running costs. A novated lease makes owning and driving a Ford Ranger more affordable compared to traditional financing options, and it's yours to drive for business and pleasure without any restriction.

There isn't a fixed minimum salary requirement for a novated lease on a Ford Ranger Raptor. Approval depends on your overall financial situation and capacity as a borrower. Factors such as your income, living expenses, and financial dependents are considered to determine your ability to make regular novated lease payments over the term. It’s important to consult with LeaseLab to evaluate your specific situation and explore your options for a Ford Ranger novated lease.

Yes, you can save significantly on GST with a Ford Ranger novated lease. You’ll avoid paying GST on the vehicle purchase price, which can save you thousands of dollars. Additionally, GST savings extend to the running costs of your Ford Ranger, such as insurance, maintenance, and fuel, further reducing the overall cost of ownership.

Yes, sole traders can still get in on a novated lease — you will just need to adopt a company structure. By setting up a company and paying yourself a regular salary through PAYG, you can qualify much like a regular employee. With the right plan and paperwork, you could enjoy all the perks of driving a new Ford Ranger while potentially saving on tax. See if you qualify by contacting our team today!

Leasing can offer lower monthly repayments, tax benefits and a bundled running cost structure. You also have the flexibility to upgrade at lease-end. Financing may give ownership sooner, but leasing spreads costs, reduces tax and can make budgeting simpler for a busy work vehicle like the Ranger.

Yes, part-time employees can access a novated lease as long as they receive a regular salary through payroll. Repayments are deducted pre-tax in proportion to your income, making it a flexible option even if you don’t work full-time.

Expect to start around $276 per week for a Ford Ranger novated lease, while the Hilux diesel comes in lower at $207 per week. Yes, the Ranger will cost a bit more. But here’s the kicker: the Ranger brings plug-in hybrid tech and a real chance to slash fuel costs if you can charge regularly. The Hilux, on the other hand, is a tried-and-true workhorse.

The Ford Ranger PHEV offers a plug-in hybrid powertrain, giving you a quieter and smoother driving experience with the added benefits of hybrid efficiency. Weekly novated lease payments start from $276. It’s best suited to drivers who want everyday comfort and lower running costs.

In comparison, the Toyota Hilux Diesel runs on a traditional diesel engine that’s rugged and familiar for many tradies. Its weekly novated lease starts from $207 and it’s ideal for those who want slightly lower repayments and a proven, durable workhorse.

The new D‑Max runs a 2.2‑litre diesel with decent torque and solid towing credentials. The Ranger, especially in its PHEV form, delivers far greater torque and advanced drivetrain options, meaning it wins in heavy‑duty towing and load‑carrying if you’ll actually use it.

The BYD Shark is a plug-in hybrid ute with big power, strong EV modes and fresh tech. The Ranger remains a proven workhorse with deeper dealer support, higher towing and long‑term familiarity. If daily driving and EV flexibility matter most, Shark stands out; if heavy-duty towing or service network matters more, Ranger is safe.