72 MO at 2.9% Agree, it is a good deal.
Manufacturer 84 at 0%
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72 MO at 2.9% Agree, it is a good deal.
@ON D BIT think we will see an either/or for 2020 Super Duties?
Like 6 months non payments, or 0% rate? Local dealer here is advertising 0% on 2020s, but excluding Super Duties.
Like 6 months non payments, or 0% rate? Local dealer here is advertising 0% on 2020s, but excluding Super Duties.
I think ford will put the 20 sd to 0% for 60 months like they are on the 19. Will they go longer I’m not sure. I’m guessing Ford will want to sell a ton once the plants open up. Incentives will be high.
Which would be weird as the SD's aren't cheap outside of the barebones ones. Especially if someone wants to buy a few for business.
Should be 84 like the rest but so it goes.
It should be that way now i agree. Ford has not woken to the fact that 20 million are out of work many small businesses are gone and those that are left are hemorrhaging funds ala Tesla, and Ford! In order to get quick cash Ford will need to do something drastic. IMO
I'd love to help them do drastic things, but they gotta scratch my back a little first.
They should probably understand that there will be a lot more people looking for XLs and STX's as opposed to Lariats and platinums. Damn sure looks like a correction territory to me for pricing.
Even the XL STX packages are still in the 40's. Its a base truck it should be mid 30's with financing at least.
After watching this video I think we will get to 0-84. We are a long way from normal.
I hate to break hearts but out of all the vehicles Ford needs to put incentives on it's the SD, followed by the GT500 & GT350.
People that buy SD's buy them whether the apocalypse is happening or not. An asteroid could be heading our way and Ford would sell as many SD's as they ever sold.
Edit: If Ford gets to the point they have to put heavy incentives on the Super Duty we're all ****ed because it is definitively a shtf scenario.
People that buy SD's buy them whether the apocalypse is happening or not. An asteroid could be heading our way and Ford would sell as many SD's as they ever sold.
Edit: If Ford gets to the point they have to put heavy incentives on the Super Duty we're all ****ed because it is definitively a shtf scenario.
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People buy them because they have work and businesses need trucks. But if there are no businesses, it does not help ford. Glendale CA Ford has sold one 250 in the last 3 weeks. I’m assuming that’s way below normal.
Thats a pretty good deal. Im also working on a deal on a 2019 MKZ for 12k off msrp.
If they can get that with the 9k off your doing well. Good luck hope you end up in a new Lincoln.
I got 2.70% for 72 on my 2020 F250 Tremor.
Credit Union or Ford Credit?
Credit Union.
If you dont mind me asking, did you try Ford Credit? Was their rate significantly worse?
I'm not sure actually. The dealer ran my financing when I bought it, and they put me with BoFA at 2.90 for 72 months. I dislike BoFA so I moved to my CU for a better rate.
Trying to pluck one of these leftover 19 Bullitts off a lot around here. I think I could get one around 9-10K off MSRP. Should I jump on that or anyone think prices will look even better in a couple weeks?
I think Ford is still in denial.
Thats a Great rate.
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