Where are you going for a loan?

[Ares]

no clue what ford credit rate will be, but I assume there wont be any APR incentives on the bronco for a while.

any good suggestions? bank of america looks like they go as low as 2.59%, doubt thats the best rate though.

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[Beach_Bum]

The bank?

 

[attworth]

I’ll probably go through Navy Federal Credit Union again. They’re at 2.29% up to 72 months. And they’re real nice to work with to boot.

 

[kodiakisland]

The bank?

I know a guy

 

[NotApplicable]

If the dealership isn’t giving any incentives on the vehicle, don’t give them the financing. It’s a 2-way street!

 

[j_marinelli]

In my profession we always recommend you try your bank first. You have a "relationship" with them and at times they can overlook or have a buffer due to that. From there I would look locally. I have always used my bank or local credit unions for best rates.

Bonus tip: Check to see if the lender has a GAP insurance policy (if you want a GAP policy). My bank has an option that is a couple hundred compared to a much higher amount than what your Ford dealer will offer.

 

[Coldsmoke]

Baxter Credit Union advertising 2.14% for up to 72 months.

 

[BLTN]

6 months to a year away from even thinking about it seriously, but it will likely be my CU - either a big down and short loan, or straight outta savings...unless FMC has a 0%-ish offer at the time.

 

[Toccoa]

This guy says he’ll fund my idea. ?

 

[j_marinelli]

This guy says he’ll fund my idea. ?

Im sure if you pitched a Green V8 SFA Bronco, he would fund you

 

[Hornet]

I know this guy downtown... four fingers Freddy they call him.

 

[zrizik99]

Penfed credit union have pretty competitive rates

 

[BroncoJay]

I know a guy that hangs out on my street corner. He always has something...

 

[Moparguy]

I go to my saving account, I loan myself 0% interest loan

 

[lobbs611]

My credit union is currently at 2.99%

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