Less Cach Back vs Customer Cash
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Less Cach Back vs Customer Cash
Hi Folks,
Happy Holidays!! anyway, i will be going to purchase my truck today or tomorrow morning. woohoo!!!
I have a question maybe some of you can answer...
When looking at the sticker on the vehicle it lists a Less Cash Back value deducted from the MSRP and Simple Plan Price.
Now, regionally there is a customer cas incentive as well. These values are not the same. Are they two seperate incentives that can be deducted from MSRP. So, it would be, SImple Plan Price-Less Cash Back-Customer Cash. IS this correct?? Or is it one or the other, ie customer cash or cash back?
I understand you can not take promotional cash and low interest promotions.
Some help understanding this would sure help me when i walk into the dealership this afternoon. Thanks everyone
Happy Holidays!! anyway, i will be going to purchase my truck today or tomorrow morning. woohoo!!!
I have a question maybe some of you can answer...
When looking at the sticker on the vehicle it lists a Less Cash Back value deducted from the MSRP and Simple Plan Price.
Now, regionally there is a customer cas incentive as well. These values are not the same. Are they two seperate incentives that can be deducted from MSRP. So, it would be, SImple Plan Price-Less Cash Back-Customer Cash. IS this correct?? Or is it one or the other, ie customer cash or cash back?
I understand you can not take promotional cash and low interest promotions.
Some help understanding this would sure help me when i walk into the dealership this afternoon. Thanks everyone
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incentives. .
Just been through this while shopping for a leftover 2005 model. The window sticker showed the simple plan price plus a discount of $4000 + $1000 for ford financing. Go here -> http://www.fordvehicles.com/paymentestimator/ Plug in your info on the truck you're interested in and it will tell you more specifics on what you can and can't combine. I took the $4000 in cash vs. the low financing. Alot of folks are refinancing after four payments to a lower rate.
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