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jeffh81

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Nice Jeff... on what vehicles in particular or was it across the fleet?


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Im doing a deal on a 2019 F150 with the hurricane killer 2.7 EcoBoost and thats what they told me. Right now the banks are slow on doing anything so Im waiting to see where it goes.
 

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0% loans are basically "smoke & mirrors". The interest is built into the high MSRP. Pay cash, and get ~20% off MSRP.

I gotta think this COVID and stock crash situation is gonna put a big hurt on vehicle sales in general, for a while.

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0% loans are basically "smoke & mirrors". The interest is built into the high MSRP. Pay cash, and get ~20% off MSRP.

I gotta think this COVID and stock crash situation is gonna put a big hurt on vehicle sales in general, for a while.

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I think you will be able to get a smoking price and the 0%. I never paid MSRP when I used 0% in the past.
 

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0% loans are basically "smoke & mirrors". The interest is built into the high MSRP. Pay cash, and get ~20% off MSRP.

I gotta think this COVID and stock crash situation is gonna put a big hurt on vehicle sales in general, for a while.

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Ive bought 20+ new vehicles (7 of which at 0%) and have never had that happen.

Good to keep an eye out though and be sure of what type of "deal" one is getting.
 

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0% loans are basically "smoke & mirrors". The interest is built into the high MSRP. Pay cash, and get ~20% off MSRP.

I gotta think this COVID and stock crash situation is gonna put a big hurt on vehicle sales in general, for a while.

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Your a terrible negotiator if you believe that, please stop spreading misinformation.
 

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0% loans are basically "smoke & mirrors". The interest is built into the high MSRP. Pay cash, and get ~20% off MSRP.

I gotta think this COVID and stock crash situation is gonna put a big hurt on vehicle sales in general, for a while.

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As someone who previously spent 20 years working for Ford dealerships....you have no idea how it works. Ford Credit is a support mechanism for Ford but they operate independently of one another. Interest rate has absolutely zero to do with MSRP and even less to do with what the dealer is willing to sell the vehicle for.

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0% loans are basically "smoke & mirrors". The interest is built into the high MSRP. Pay cash, and get ~20% off MSRP.

I gotta think this COVID and stock crash situation is gonna put a big hurt on vehicle sales in general, for a while.

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I got 18% off MSRP on my Ram and 0% for 72 months. I do think it's important to look at all the numbers and not get fooled though.
 

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I went to a Ford dealer this morning. 0% for 72 months and 90 days no payment

I hope this is real. I pick up my F250 Tremor on Saturday, and would love 0%.

Edit - seems Ford is offering 0% for 72 on F150s.

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Mojo88

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.....you have no idea how it works. ........

LOL, I've bought plenty of vehicles. I know how it works. Fughedaboud the minutiae and the details, we can debate that all day long. The bottom line is: the dealer wants to make as much money as possible, which is totally understandable.
 

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