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It doesn't look like the rebates have changed from last month, at least not yet. The end dates for rebates were just extended from 11/30/04 to 1/3/05 (at least according to FordVehicles.com). I'm hearing there may be changes to rebates next week though. In the past, I have usually seen the first announcement of new rebates in the form of a full-page ad in the Sunday paper (back page of the Sports section in the Washington Post, my local paper).
I read on another board that Ford began producing MY 2005 1/2 F150's this week, but now they're on hold til Friday. That may be the production slowdown mentioned in that article.
i'm surprised that they haven't rolled out aggressive rebates on the 05s since chevy has 5k off their 05s already. here's hoping they do it next week....
Ford has the benefits off a brand new 150 and a revamped superduty. Thats helping Ford truck sales this year quite a bit. It looks like Ford is on track to beat there 2001 truck sales record off 911.000 trucks. There goal was to sell 1 million trucks. It doesnt look like theyll reach that goal but be close. GMs truck sales have been rebate driven all year. Without huge rebates there a hard sell. In my area the superduties have been hot sellers. September just about cleared out all the 2004s and 2005s have been selling the last couple off months.Even with less rebates Ford has been selling better then GM since the new models come out. Last year if I remeber right Ford put a full page ad in mid december announcing some pretty good deals. Ill think youll see that this year too. Thats just my guess. Since GMs truck sales were down 10% in November GM has to pyle on the rebaits again. Stay tuned we might be in for some surprises. Remeber its December usually a great truck sales month because off good incentives.
Anyone know does the rebate apply if you order a truck in Dec or do you have to take delivery?
ersatzs2, if you order a truck, Ford's policy is that you get the rebates in effect at the time of delivery. There are some dealers that will guarantee rebates, but that's something the dealer is doing at their risk.
Ford has the benefits off a brand new 150 and a revamped superduty. Thats helping Ford truck sales this year quite a bit. It looks like Ford is on track to beat there 2001 truck sales record off 911.000 trucks. There goal was to sell 1 million trucks. It doesnt look like theyll reach that goal but be close. GMs truck sales have been rebate driven all year. Without huge rebates there a hard sell. In my area the superduties have been hot sellers. September just about cleared out all the 2004s and 2005s have been selling the last couple off months.Even with less rebates Ford has been selling better then GM since the new models come out. Last year if I remeber right Ford put a full page ad in mid december announcing some pretty good deals. Ill think youll see that this year too. Thats just my guess. Since GMs truck sales were down 10% in November GM has to pyle on the rebaits again. Stay tuned we might be in for some surprises. Remeber its December usually a great truck sales month because off good incentives.
great info 150....thanks. i don't know about the f150s but in my area, expeditions are sllllooooowwww sellers, so i'm surpised there isn't more behind them. here's hoping for a mid-December push!
Finalized my deal with Ford yesterday. I received the $500 rebate for a/x/z-plan users and the $1,000 rebate and 4.9% financing. Overall a great day.
2005 Superduty Harley Edition in blue.
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