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well heres an update people, stoneham ford called about thier sport trac and we might have a deal,but as usual there was a catch some thing about the financing and i said u offered me a deal i agreed and now u say this **** i was like come on but we will see come tommorow by the way its a 08 sport trac limited v8 all the bells and whistles nice chrome clad 18s with nice michelins dark cherry clearcoat real nice ride well wish us luck and thanks for all the input
well heres an update people, stoneham ford called about thier sport trac and we might have a deal,but as usual there was a catch some thing about the financing and i said u offered me a deal i agreed and now u say this **** i was like come on but we will see come tommorow by the way its a 08 sport trac limited v8 all the bells and whistles nice chrome clad 18s with nice michelins dark cherry clearcoat real nice ride well wish us luck and thanks for all the input
You know, youi don't have to use dealer arranged financing. These clowns make money on the back of your loan when you allow them to handle your money.
If you finance through Ford there is usually a rebate of between $500-1000. In my case it was $2000.00. That real low rate you got, is it through Ford? Ford Motor Credit is offering some real low rates in lew of a rebate. You can't get both! We opted to take take the rebate of $6500 but financed though FMC at a higher interest rate for the extera $2k rebate. We got a total of $8500 in rebates from Lincoln/Ford. Even though my CU had a better rate, when you compared the finance charges, it worked out better for us to pay the higher interest rate and take the $2k rebate. If you are financing your vehicle never go into a dealers store without knowing what rate you can get from your bank or CU. If the dealer can beat their rate then use the dealers financing. In your case you knew you could get 4.75% from your CU. Is Ford still offering "Employee Pricing"? I hope everything works out and you end up driving your new truck home.
Even if you get an interest rate from you bank or CU before you go to the dealer don't be afraid to call your bank or CU and let them know what the dealer is offering you. My CU will go below their advertised low rate if you can get better somewhere else. Play the banks against each other just like you do the dealers.
Even if you get an interest rate from you bank or CU before you go to the dealer don't be afraid to call your bank or CU and let them know what the dealer is offering you. My CU will go below their advertised low rate if you can get better somewhere else. Play the banks against each other just like you do the dealers.
When I bought my Expy, I financed through Ford credit for the $1000 rebate then refinanced though my current lien holder before the first payment was due.
When I bought my Expy, I financed through Ford credit for the $1000 rebate then refinanced though my current lien holder before the first payment was due.
Tim
Pretty slick Tim. Never thought of that but should have done it with mine.
Pretty slick Tim. Never thought of that but should have done it with mine.
Thanks John. Ford jacked me with an interest rate that I thought was too high. I know the dealer was skimming 1-2% of the back of the loan as they commonly do. Then Ford credit wanted $500 for gap insurance. That was the last straw.
My lien holder USAA bank offered a lower interest rate and free gap insurance. I bit that hook in a hurry!
If you want my hard earned money, you at least have to make me feel good about giving it to you.
hi guys well in typical fashion from salesmans desk to finance office the dealed changed,and once again my girl was let down,i dont think these guys want to sell it ,dumbfounding and frustating how these scum bags act and i mean its at all the dealerships we have delt with, fords sales r down 40% right ,08 stock on the lot for well over 7 months one truck we looked at had a build date o5/08,very frustating but there is another dealer up in danvers that we r going to visit tommorow,they have an 08 xlt v8 white so we will see
Thanks John. Ford jacked me with an interest rate that I thought was too high. I know the dealer was skimming 1-2% of the back of the loan as they commonly do. Then Ford credit wanted $500 for gap insurance. That was the last straw.
My lien holder USAA bank offered a lower interest rate and free gap insurance. I bit that hook in a hurry!
If you want my hard earned money, you at least have to make me feel good about giving it to you.
Tim
In this economy gap insurance is not a bad thing to get - especially when it comes to pickups and the complete nosedive in value they take when gas prices approach $4 per gallon. In the event your 1-2 year old truck gets totaled and you owe more than it's worth at current market, that $500 will cause you to give everyone a high five.
In your case Tim, nice job!
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