Loyalty Bonus
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Loyalty Bonus
I'm getting the following from the Edmunds site using my zip (28304) with the 05 Lariat 4X4 C/C SB and wanted to know if its accurate.
This is in addition to the $2,000.00 on the 6.0 and the AQHA.
"$750 Cash to Customer start: 01/11/2005 end: 04/04/2005
Restrictions- Loyalty Bonus Cash is available to current Ford or Lincoln-Mercury owners or lessees who purchase or finance a new Ford vehicle. This may be combined with other offers.
Comments- Incentives may vary; see your local dealer for details."
This is in addition to the $2,000.00 on the 6.0 and the AQHA.
"$750 Cash to Customer start: 01/11/2005 end: 04/04/2005
Restrictions- Loyalty Bonus Cash is available to current Ford or Lincoln-Mercury owners or lessees who purchase or finance a new Ford vehicle. This may be combined with other offers.
Comments- Incentives may vary; see your local dealer for details."
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If you're coming out of a leased Ford vehicle (doesn't have to be with Ford Credit, but it has to be a FORD, not a Lincoln or Mercury), then you'll get the $750.
I just got it on the Five Hundred, for turning in a 2002 leased Taurus.
I just got it on the Five Hundred, for turning in a 2002 leased Taurus.
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Thanks Jeff for the quick response.
I guess I misunderstood. I thought if you are a current Ford owner you would be eligible for the added $750.00 bonus.
Cash is available to "current Ford or Lincoln-Mercury owners" or lessees
Hey, it never hurts to try?
By the way, I was wondering if you could tell me what the current FMCC finance rates are ranging if the $2,000 cash bonus is taken? I know it depends on an individuals credit score but I was hoping to get a low to high end approximation.
I guess I misunderstood. I thought if you are a current Ford owner you would be eligible for the added $750.00 bonus.
Cash is available to "current Ford or Lincoln-Mercury owners" or lessees
Hey, it never hurts to try?
By the way, I was wondering if you could tell me what the current FMCC finance rates are ranging if the $2,000 cash bonus is taken? I know it depends on an individuals credit score but I was hoping to get a low to high end approximation.
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For 60 months, it's 2.9% at Tier 0 (excellent credit, FICO score over 720). At Tier 5, it's 12.9% (bad credit; not only do you not pay your bills, you don't even pay attention!)
That's if you take the low rate in lieu of the $2000. If you want the $2000, then Ford's base rate for good credit is 7.25%, and it just goes up from there. That's why you're better off to shop local banks and credit unions for a rate before you commit yourself to Ford Credit, especially if they aren't offering any Ford Credit Bonus Cash.
That's if you take the low rate in lieu of the $2000. If you want the $2000, then Ford's base rate for good credit is 7.25%, and it just goes up from there. That's why you're better off to shop local banks and credit unions for a rate before you commit yourself to Ford Credit, especially if they aren't offering any Ford Credit Bonus Cash.
Last edited by 1956MarkII; Mar 11, 2005 at 02:15 PM.
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