Polarbear Or 1956markii
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Polarbear Or 1956markii
hey guys i have a couple questions.
if a guy buys a 05 f150 on the family plan and takes the 2500 rebate what would be a realistic interest rate be for say 60 months and for 72 months for some one with a good credit like a score of say 750
I am not going to get the 4.9 for 72 months and the 2500 rebate right thats getting cake and icing correct?
if it matters i am in central MO
I am kinda in a pickle i bought a 01 f150 back right before interest rates started dropping like a rock and to be honest i have learned alot about buying trucks since then any way i owe slightly more than my truck books for but it has 125K miles and i really would like to trade it off before i have any more problems with it would now be the time to cut my losses on it and trade?
The truck i am looking at is a 05 f150 5.4 supercab 4x4 xlt basically the same truck i have now only 4 years newer
the family price on it is 27,589 what should i do?
if a guy buys a 05 f150 on the family plan and takes the 2500 rebate what would be a realistic interest rate be for say 60 months and for 72 months for some one with a good credit like a score of say 750
I am not going to get the 4.9 for 72 months and the 2500 rebate right thats getting cake and icing correct?
if it matters i am in central MO
I am kinda in a pickle i bought a 01 f150 back right before interest rates started dropping like a rock and to be honest i have learned alot about buying trucks since then any way i owe slightly more than my truck books for but it has 125K miles and i really would like to trade it off before i have any more problems with it would now be the time to cut my losses on it and trade?
The truck i am looking at is a 05 f150 5.4 supercab 4x4 xlt basically the same truck i have now only 4 years newer
the family price on it is 27,589 what should i do?
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Not sure what a difference a year makes, but Jeff got me 4.99% from one of his local banks last July. My score was probably 30 points lower than yours at the time too. A good interest rate along with a big rebate and a great price can be done 
I had an offer of 4.74% from USAA, but the difference in the payment was certainly not worth the effort. Let the dealer try to get you a good rate and check other outlets as well. If it's close, let the dealer arrange it.
I had an offer of 4.74% from USAA, but the difference in the payment was certainly not worth the effort. Let the dealer try to get you a good rate and check other outlets as well. If it's close, let the dealer arrange it.
