Really surprised they aren’t at least keeping the Fusion as well.
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My Daytona was over 50k and with a little money down my payment is $450
This is exactly what is going on...If the gas mileage is comparable between a Fusion and a CUV, Ford is saying most consumers will buy the CUV. Now that the technology is there Ford is dumping the cars and expanding the Truck/CUV/SUV lines which are more profitable. They are completely banking on this plan.
Ford hurt the Fiesta and Focus market with that God awful shuttering automatic they threw in them. I'm really surprised they're not keeping the focus though.
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State patrol and most city cops use the explorer thing here with a few caprices and Tahoes.
The american rwd sedan market is a small percentage of new car sales. There was a whole thread debating r&d cost vs expected profit.
Basically its a terrible ****ing idea
With a very long term or a lot down.
0% interest for 60 months. A $450 payment is a $28,000 loan.
Say you put 10% down. Which covers taxes and an additional 3% most places. So you financed 48,500 to get that to $450 you had go 108 months or 9 years.
Either your idea of a small down is off or you're a liar....
I got lucky and bought 900 shares at just under 6 bucks. I bought another 100 at 10 something. I plan to buy another 500 or so depending on what it does over the next few days.
that is NOT next to nothing no matter how expensive the car is. even when I could afford that much a month as a car payment there was no way I was going to do it.
I had a 2012 and didn't have the trans issue. but then rumor was it didn't develop until after 20k miles. When I traded it in on my Escape it had just over 20k on it. I took a bath because the rep was already made and trade in sucked. but the car was paid off at least. The fact that the reputation has been ruined is probably why they are not keeping either one.
I would not be surprised to see ford continue some R&D on one or two sedans. Slower development but enough they could bring it to market fairly quickly if they had to because of market conditions.
You said cheap. That's not a cheap lease payment, sir.
It's hundreds below the payment
What did I miss? He said $6XX payment in response to me asking what a 0 down lease payment would be since he said they lease cheap.
I guess he should've phrased it better.
Also a zero down near will have a significantly higher payment than with cash at closing.
It's cheap compared to the MSRP of the leased vehicle. If you were to buy the same car, a 60 month note would put you at $770-800, and 72 month note would put you at $680-700. Both of those payments would not include taxes, titling or licensing, while the lease does. If you include just the sales tax in my area it would bump them to $850-870 and $730-750.
Then with the lease you obviously will be under factory warranty, you wouldn't have to put tires on it, etc etc etc.
We have different ideas of cheap. My idea of a cheap lease is my Jetta $169 a mo.
We have different ideas of cheap. My idea of a cheap lease is my Jetta $169 a mo.
If that was the case, you wouldn't have been checking on a lease number for a ZL1.
But if you just want to throw out objections for the fun of it, have at it.
Seriously? You aren't getting it. The ZL1 would be my toy, not a daily beater like the Jetta...
No, see above. I'm not allowed to want to spend more on my toy? Jesus, you guys are drunk today.
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