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well if you have a VIN prolly a good idea, rates are not going down anytime soon or within the next year that is for sure.So if reading it correctly, you have to apply now for the financing even though you have no idea when or if your Bronco will be built?
figure it starts at 5% and goes up based on credit rating. Even in April the best the Ford finance guy told me he could offer through Ford was 4.9% and I have an almost 800 credit score.Okay, I will bite, what is Ford's BEST RATE ?
I will stick with NFCUfigure it starts at 5% and goes up based on credit rating. Even in April the best the Ford finance guy told me he could offer through Ford was 4.9% and I have an almost 800 credit score.
I just checked, they're at 4.29 for 72 months, USAA at 4.84 ... Odds that they'll stay steady for another 6-9 months???I will stick with NFCU
I did! I got 2.04%I will stick with NFCU
Delta credit union is 3.48% 61-72 months. You don’t have to be delta employee just FYI.I just checked, they're at 4.29 for 72 months, USAA at 4.84 ... Odds that they'll stay steady for another 6-9 months???
Not today though.I did! I got 2.04%
That is high.figure it starts at 5% and goes up based on credit rating. Even in April the best the Ford finance guy told me he could offer through Ford was 4.9% and I have an almost 800 credit score.
That is who I use for almost everything except motorcycles, their rates suck for motorcycles. My mortgage is with them. Right now they are 3.99 for 60 months, way higher than just 8 months ago.I will stick with NFCU
to be fair, that WAS April, and I've been a member since 1993...so yeah, time actually makes a difference with them. At like 25 years they tagged my account with a .25% rate reduction. So even before that I was gonna get 2.29% for 72 months.Not today though.
a 60 month mortgage? Wowzer that payment must be high AF!That is high.
That is who I use for almost everything except motorcycles, their rates suck for motorcycles. My mortgage is with them. Right now they are 3.99 for 60 months, way higher than just 8 months ago.
Mbr since 1989to be fair, that WAS April, and I've been a member since 1993...so yeah, time actually makes a difference with them. At like 25 years they tagged my account with a .25% rate reduction. So even before that I was gonna get 2.29% for 72 months.