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Ford should offer 0% Financing for 60 months

Johnyypp

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WE NEED TO START A PETITION ASKING FORD TO OFFER FINANCING INCENTIVES DUE TO THE COMPLICATIONS THEYVE HAD CONCERNING THE PRODCUTION AND DELIVERY OF THE NEW FORD BRONCO. ZERO PERCENT FOR 60 MONTHS, 1.9% FOR 72 MONTHS AND 3.9% FOR 84 MONTHS. YOUR THOUGHTS?
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ARE THOSE THE APRS FOR PEOPLE WITH POOR CREDIT?
 

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Inflation is going up, consider yourself lucky if Ford doesn't raise the price with some trickery negating their price guarantee. The rates may be a lot higher than you think, zero chance Ford Credit comes up with numbers like you suggest. Even with fuel and loan costs going up, the lack of Broncos will keep the demand above supply, just might go to more financially secure folks then the original reservation holders in some cases. Last time inflation jumped (in the late 1970's), stock market lost 40% of value over two years and took ten years to get back. In a year or two, the people in the market for a $55k, 17 MPG vehicle may be different then some of the folks who are in it now. My belief that the past is a map to the future may be wrong, hasn't been yet, but... YMMV
 

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My .02 is the only way there will be any financing specials is of Ford really wants the market share or since sales were so far down and the market is hyper competitive. With so little in inventory for anyone and the demand not just for Bronco but new cars in general I doubt it. Then you also have potential rate shifts that might put Ford in a place to be competitive against banks...that is a maybe at best.


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Inflation is going up, consider yourself lucky if Ford doesn't raise the price with some trickery negating their price guarantee. The rates may be a lot higher than you think, zero chance Ford Credit comes up with numbers like you suggest. Even with fuel and loan costs going up, the lack of Broncos will keep the demand above supply, just might go to more financially secure folks then the original reservation holders in some cases. Last time inflation jumped (in the late 1970's), stock market lost 40% of value over two years and took ten years to get back. In a year or two, the people in the market for a $55k, 17 MPG vehicle may be different then some of the folks who are in it now. My belief that the past is a map to the future may be wrong, hasn't been yet, but... YMMV
Tje bronco sport barley been out and you can already get zero percent I seen on that like a month ago
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