Www.dcu.org 1.74%

 

Of course there are some caveats with that... up to 65 mo, requires "Free Checking with Relationship benefits adn Electronic Payment", otherwise they add .5% and are within a quarter point of anyone else, or higher once you get over 65 months. Also, only for "Superior credit", as "Excellent Credit" bumps up another .25%

Banks are no different than car dealers. You gotta look at the fine print and too good to be true usually is.

 

0% for 72 months as of last nite on the Ford moto co site.

USAA has 1.49% or .99% if you use their car buying service

 

[QUOTE=17 Oaks;16543920]0% for 72 months as of last nite on the Ford moto co site.


Im pretty sure that is only on 2016s

 

[QUOTE=jlalanas;16543990]I won't question that point, but I was doing a build on a '17 and it did pop up at the end and I am sure there was some fine print in there.

I am going to hold off a bit based upon the latest reports on Truck sales. ALL of the makers are down, even the red hot selling Tacoma by Toyota is down and has been down for 3 mo in a row. I am thinking we will see some major incentives before Christmas, like we had on the '15's when I ordered mine.

 

Sales down? Last I saw Ford is going to have the best year in trucks since pre recession.... In fact, while sales overall were down last month (industry as a whole), they weren't as bad as expected. I don't expect anything different than normal myself unless the election makes something happen a little more dramatic than should be the case.

And how is the Toyota "red hot" sitting back in 4th place or wherever they are.....

 

Tacoma was strong due to the restyle. The bump vaporized this year.

 

overall 8% at Ford, not bad compared to...just like my dealer and he told me they had a meeting on it early this week, said some more incentives are coming down the road for the trucks, I ordered my '15 there so they are wanting my business...

 

I currently have 1.99 at NFCU but have been told that they will do a little better on the next loan.