Lux Package includes High Package.Lux package 3500 ouch.
Outer Banks comes with Mid Package.
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Lux Package includes High Package.Lux package 3500 ouch.
I agree and as much as I am holding my breath for 0% APR it seems unlikely. What is your best guess for the lowest financing offer on good credit scores?Why would there be 0%? It would be great if it happens, but I have my doubts based on the interest of the Bronco. Normally they offer 0% to spark sales. Do you think they need to do that with the Bronco or for anyone that reserved one? Again, would be great if it happens, but I doubt it.
You pay a lower payment for the first 36 months and then the payment goes higher for the remaining 30 months. I used it once and traded just before the 36 months were up.How does this flex buy thing work exactly? The math doesn't seem to add up in my mind.
I'd be surprised to see 0% offered. Even if it is, you have to qualify for it.Why would there be 0%? It would be great if it happens, but I have my doubts based on the interest of the Bronco. Normally they offer 0% to spark sales. Do you think they need to do that with the Bronco or for anyone that reserved one? Again, would be great if it happens, but I doubt it.
I'm almost counting on this. Ford always rotates their incentives from 0% one month and cash incentives the next month, so....Wew, if that 0% APR gets into Canada, that really raises the value proposition for something like this!
Lux package 3500 ouch.
Go price up a Raptor. It's Lux package is a d**k kick 11k. I hope that price listed by the OP is accurate.Lux Package includes High Package.
Outer Banks comes with Mid Package.
I agree, especially with the COVID impacts on the economy. I saw 0% interest on Jeep Wranglers in my area for the first time I can remember, too. Even if it's not 0%, I imagine the rates will be fairly low.Not surprised if Ford offers financing incentives like 0% APR on these Broncos. Ford likely wants to get as many of these on the road as quickly as possible to trigger the interest of others.
They probably are willing to lose a bit on interest if it means that they can make a sale that brings others into dealerships to buy a Bronco.
The one good thing here though is you know what the increased payment will be after 36 months.I'd be thrilled if the hard top option is only $795.
In other news, this "Flex Buy" thing seems like a disaster in the making for some buyers. Remember the adjustable rate mortgages that got so popular in the early 00's?
Absolutely... but with an asset that depreciates as quickly as a vehicle, I can't imagine having to pay more once it's worth even less.The one good thing here though is you know what the increased payment will be after 36 months.