You're not thinking out of the box, LOL. I can think of several ways the Feds could help me.
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You're not thinking out of the box, LOL. I can think of several ways the Feds could help me.
The Fed's answer should be "Sell more of your products, any way you can"
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They may need a little starting fluid.
Ok, Ill start with a 2019 GT350R at $5k under sticker!
Sounds like another way of asking for a bailout.
That was possible to get before this pandemic started...
you'd have to be an idiot to buy a new car right now... i don't care if it's 0% for 1000 months, resale is going to tank on everything harder than home values in 2008... you can though, hold out and buy a used one in 3-6 months..
Sounds like a subsidy so they won’t need a bailout. Regardless ford is trying to survive on superduty sales alone. They won’t be able to and they will need a bailout.
Because in the F150, the 3.0l powerstroke delivers power with better efficiency on diesel. Can let the golden Eco program get a black eye... lmao
Meh. Factory cash is going to get better. March was a bad month, down an average of 14%.
April looking to be a bloodbath, with 6 MILLION new jobless claims this week. The shelter in place orders are unprecedented, and economy won't be an easy recovery. Probably going to be extra incentives by the end of the month.
Even if the economy get going again, we are definitely in a recession. If you have a reliable job or can pay cash, the deals on new will be significant.
My humble opinion of course, I may be totally wrong. But I don't think I am.
That's the one I was at.
I'd take the 2.7 over the 3.0 all day.
The only place it has a benefit is MPG, and it's not by much. It's so much slower than the 2.7 and it's $4k more to buy up front as an engine option and diesel out here is like $0.80 per gallon more than regular, which the 2.7 can run on.
They just murder fuel if you beat on them.
Why are you buying a car for resale value again?
He's imply that values will tank hard by the end of the year, so just wait a few months because your throwing money away.
We saw this in 2008. My buddy picked up a used Nissan Armada with like 8k miles for stupid cheap back then because of gas prices and nobody being able to get loans. I want to say he paid like $25k for a $45k truck.
I'm waiting to see what all of this does to the used car market.
Now the real question are they ready to sell
No charger or wrangler....being patient.
There is a ton of 2019s out there. But i dont see the manufacturers really looking to push yet. The dealerships that i have been in contact keep saying that i cant get any incentive with the 0% 84 or 0% 72. So it doesnt make for a good deal for me.
Im going to text the web address for this here Ram dealer to a Ford dealer that Ive been chatting with. Simply going to ask them this: "What is your dealer going to do to convince my wife and I to buy Ford over a Ram?"
Interested to see what they say, lmao
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