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Wow. A bit premature I'd say! You won't need this for at least 6 months if you're one of the lucky ones! Why not wait to see what Ford offers then? And rates will be different than they are today?
I wonder what my fuel cost will be next year?
I wonder what my fuel cost will be next year?
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I got 2.39% for 75 months from my credit union on my new Denali... there is lots of cheap money out there if you can qualify. It is unlikely Ford will offer any incentived financing for a while, so go find your best deal. Credit Unions are often the best bet...
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Probably my credit union but have been in a situation where chase came back and said quarter of a percent lower than the lowest offer so we did that. Will shop around when closer.
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It looks like you are in Atlanta, as am I. When I bought my Jeep, I opened an account with Delta Community Credit Union in order to use their financing. (It takes $5 to open a savings or money market account with them w/no monthly fees. Once you open an account, you can apply for a loan.)
They are still doing 1.98% for up to 60 months, which is what I got a few years ago. You can negotiate price with dealership and have your financing pre-arranged with credit union. Then when you close on the deal, you can have the dealership try to meet or beat the credit union's deal - and in my case, they could not and told me so. Then it's a simple matter for you to instruct the credit union to release the funds to dealership and you drive away.
Since then, I've also opened a line of credit with them for home improvements. I've been pretty happy with them and will use them in the future. If you don't go with DCCU, I'd check out any other credit unions in your area.
You don't have to be a Delta Airlines employee to join. (I am not.) Membership eligibility info is here:
https://www.deltacommunitycu.com/personal/eligibility.aspx
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Once I know the rate I would get from a place like Navy Federal then I would determine what my downpayment would be. Once I have that I will give the dealership a chance to beat it.
Definitely check your local credit unions. Not much of a reason to bank with a national bank in the internet age. My CU pays for all ATM fees, has "high yield" CHECKING accounts, and typically has about the lowest rates around and no other admin fees.
Currently 1.99% up to 65 months. Most of the time, the only way it's beat is if manufacturers loan company is offering big deals (like 0 or 0.9%) and I highly doubt we'll see anything like that on bronco for a couple years
Currently 1.99% up to 65 months. Most of the time, the only way it's beat is if manufacturers loan company is offering big deals (like 0 or 0.9%) and I highly doubt we'll see anything like that on bronco for a couple years
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Oh, you funny. Maybe don't believe everything you read/hear. The MARKET decides that stuff and it is never a straight line.
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PenFed is usually pretty good.
I haven't checked yet but sometimes AARP can get you like $500 off on certain cars too. You don't have to be over a certain age to join, I've been a member since I was 30.
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You could always pay yourself back with interest. That's what we did on the last house we bought. The banks wanted us to borrow more than we needed to get the best rate. So, we just borrowed from ourselves, and paid the interest that would have been.
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