0% for 72 months?
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I am a F&I manager at a Ford dealership and I have not heard any plans to do 0% for 72 months. That being said they could annonce it tomorrow.
I wouldn't hold my breath, but you never know. They have offered an aditional $2,000 in incentives for trucks built before 9-1-07 in my region. If you plan to keep a truck till the end of the term then 0% is a good deal, but if you are going to trade in a few years take the rebate.
Chad
I wouldn't hold my breath, but you never know. They have offered an aditional $2,000 in incentives for trucks built before 9-1-07 in my region. If you plan to keep a truck till the end of the term then 0% is a good deal, but if you are going to trade in a few years take the rebate.Chad
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Originally Posted by F350-6
The problem with ordering a truck (This is how I buy mine) is the dealer can only give you whatever rebates or finance specials that are available when you sign the paperwork. If you order a truck and it takes 6 weeks for delivery, the rebates may have changed. Your dealer can lock in the deal once he has a VIN. You can sign the paperwork at that point and the truck is technically yours even though you may not see it for another couple of weeks..
I'm hoping I'll see that within the year again for a SuperDuty.
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