The 0% for 84 Months gives the buyer maximum flexibility. Most will pay extra when they can and if they have a tight month will make the basic payment.
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The 0% for 84 Months gives the buyer maximum flexibility. Most will pay extra when they can and if they have a tight month will make the basic payment.
I would bet everything I own + a million dollars that the overwhelming majority of people that take 84 mo terms ""DO NOT"" pay extra. The overwhelming majority that take 84 month terms are buying more car than they should.
EDIT. I don't mean the people taking 84 mo terms to buy the Ferrari or Muscle car they always wanted or RV or tractor. I mean the jerk buying an Escape for their DD that is going to be paying on it 7 years from now.
Agreed, there's a reason most people only have like 2 weeks of money in their savings account. You will have two types of people buying on the 0% for 84 - 1) The most common - people using it to buy more care than they should 2) people that were likely going to buy soon anyway and will hold onto/invest the money that's no longer going to interest.
https://www.5starford.com/inventory...-Super-Duty-F-250-SRW-North-Richland-Hills-TX
At least there is somewhat of a discount. Keep in mind this is the gas version, not diesel.
At least there is somewhat of a discount. Keep in mind this is the gas version, not diesel.
Pulled the trigger on a '19 GT350R. Best price I could negotiate was $75K including TTL. Best I could get on a '20 was around $81K. Now someone please be kind enough to buy my '13 GT500 for a reasonable price......
Heading to the Marketplace now......
Well, give me a chance to post it.
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Congrats!! What color and options
Get some pictures up for us
Already disappointed.
What he said.
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-J
I feel that if we started a go fund me at the start of this thread On D Bit would be driving a 7.3 F250 by now 
-J
-J
Idea....I feel that if we started a go fund me at the start of this thread On D Bit would be driving a 7.3 F250 by now
-J
I’m just waiting on the $2k pco from Ford....or gfm.
*Joking, please use your hard earned money on you and your family or those that need help in your area!
Congrats!!
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Bankruptcy odds on Hertz tilt higher
May 20, 2020 1:07 PM ET|About: Hertz Global Holdings, Inc. (HTZ)|By: Clark Schultz, SA News Editor
The latest in the car rental sector is that the odds of Hertz Global (HTZ +1.9%) filing for bankruptcy to restructure are on the rise.
Sources tell The Wall Street Journal's Matt Wirz that Hertz is far from making a deal with lenders and bondholders to give it the breathing room to survive on its own.
"The restructuring is expected to trigger at least a partial liquidation of the Hertz rental-car fleet, the second largest in the U.S. behind rival Enterprise Holdings," writes Wirz.
About a third of Hertz's 500K cars could be sold through the restructuring process.
May 20, 2020 1:07 PM ET|About: Hertz Global Holdings, Inc. (HTZ)|By: Clark Schultz, SA News Editor
The latest in the car rental sector is that the odds of Hertz Global (HTZ +1.9%) filing for bankruptcy to restructure are on the rise.
Sources tell The Wall Street Journal's Matt Wirz that Hertz is far from making a deal with lenders and bondholders to give it the breathing room to survive on its own.
"The restructuring is expected to trigger at least a partial liquidation of the Hertz rental-car fleet, the second largest in the U.S. behind rival Enterprise Holdings," writes Wirz.
About a third of Hertz's 500K cars could be sold through the restructuring process.
Hertz has Z06's as rental cars?! I had no idea.
they have to be a great price when theyre that ****ing color
They want $10k over market on the Camaro ZL1s
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