- Banned
- #31
PLEASE... let us know how this turns out. Thank you for the explanation now I can understand your position.Yes - and as I explained in my other post, this is something my CU actually encouraged me to do (because Ford customer service and the dealer told me that it was shipping imminently and I was going to have within 5-7 days. Obviously we now know this was incorrect). There was a 1.xx% rate they wanted me to take advantage of, and I had no reason not to. Had the car been totalled in shipment I would just have returned the check. This might be what I still end up deciding to do. I have owned something like 250 cars, and financed probably 50 over the years, so this is not my first rodeo. I am on a first name basis with the folks at my CU, so that is not my issue. My issue is that Ford knew that they had an issue with MY Bronco (which had been built for almost 2 weeks at that point), but told me it was en route.
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