Has anyone managed to get 0% financing for 72 months?
02-25-2010, 10:54 PM
#11
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Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: Fort Worth, TX
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Several reasons:
1. I have been without a Mustang for almost 4 yrs because of insurance reasons and going back to college. I'm going crazy!
2. Getting a Mustang at such a discount because of the upcoming 2011's is a big reason I've decided to go with a 2010.
3. I doubt Ford will be offering such incentives on the 2011 Mustang even a year from now.
4. I love the sound of a supercharger. With my lower payments, I hope to have one installed on my 2010 within a year.
1. I have been without a Mustang for almost 4 yrs because of insurance reasons and going back to college. I'm going crazy!
2. Getting a Mustang at such a discount because of the upcoming 2011's is a big reason I've decided to go with a 2010.
3. I doubt Ford will be offering such incentives on the 2011 Mustang even a year from now.
4. I love the sound of a supercharger. With my lower payments, I hope to have one installed on my 2010 within a year.
02-26-2010, 12:22 AM
#13
cant you get it cheaper in cash? than the 28,800? maybe you can bring it down to 27,000 if you pay cash? and get a loan from the bank with no interest and pay the bank rather than your dealer...imo thats what i would do...i trust a bank better than a dealer with payments..i hate all that down payment stuff...im new at this so idk really
02-26-2010, 12:34 AM
#14
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cant you get it cheaper in cash? than the 28,800? maybe you can bring it down to 27,000 if you pay cash? and get a loan from the bank with no interest and pay the bank rather than your dealer...imo thats what i would do...i trust a bank better than a dealer with payments..i hate all that down payment stuff...im new at this so idk really
02-26-2010, 12:42 AM
#15
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Ha ha, I hear ya. I'll be looking to trade up to something better in a couple years anyway. I'm just interested in the lowest payment as possible till I get my student loan paid off. I figure with a even with a 72 month 0% loan I can stay ahead of depreciation.
02-26-2010, 02:22 AM
#18
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Location: va beach va
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a 60 month loan on a 16k car, That does not compute. Maybe im old fashioned at my ripe old age of 22.
02-26-2010, 02:53 AM
#19
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Location: Virginia
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Argh.
Mine had 900 miles on it, so considered used. So, I am paying 5% for 72 months, too. Only had the car a few weeks.
It ticks me off knowing that 0% for 72 is available on new. That would have gotten me more car for the money. Going "used" did allow me to get the car for about $5k under the original sticker, though I'm sure I could have gotten at least $2k under sticker on a new one.
I don't think the 0 for 72 was available a couple of weeks ago, but maybe I'm wrong. I did much research, but maybe I missed that little tidbit.
Mine had 900 miles on it, so considered used. So, I am paying 5% for 72 months, too. Only had the car a few weeks.
It ticks me off knowing that 0% for 72 is available on new. That would have gotten me more car for the money. Going "used" did allow me to get the car for about $5k under the original sticker, though I'm sure I could have gotten at least $2k under sticker on a new one.
I don't think the 0 for 72 was available a couple of weeks ago, but maybe I'm wrong. I did much research, but maybe I missed that little tidbit.
Last edited by cidsamuth; 02-26-2010 at 03:10 AM.
02-26-2010, 10:46 AM
#20
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