V6 to v8
09-01-2006, 12:05 PM
#21
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RE: V6 to v8
ORIGINAL: windveilpete
I can't remember if this was answered, where does your credit score need to be for the 0% apr?
I can't remember if this was answered, where does your credit score need to be for the 0% apr?
09-01-2006, 12:19 PM
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RE: V6 to v8
I'm gonna head to the dealership this weekend, and talk to a salesmen. If they can some how find me a manual GT that is about the same as i'm payn now, then i will be sold. If they can get it under $400 most likely i'll be driven a bigger engine 
. WISH ME LUCK!!!!
. WISH ME LUCK!!!!
09-01-2006, 01:50 PM
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RE: V6 to v8
ORIGINAL: Fizzie06
I traded it in to Joe Cooper Ford of Midwest City in Oklahoma, 405-733-1611 if your serious don't offer more then 19000 they bought it from me for 18000 it has 13000 miles on it (dual flowmasters, razzi window louvers and the white stipes). As far as the color theme I am mixed between red and blue stripes. Not sure what I am doing there.
I traded it in to Joe Cooper Ford of Midwest City in Oklahoma, 405-733-1611 if your serious don't offer more then 19000 they bought it from me for 18000 it has 13000 miles on it (dual flowmasters, razzi window louvers and the white stipes). As far as the color theme I am mixed between red and blue stripes. Not sure what I am doing there.
You did excellant (18K) on your trade in Fizzie I went around to a few dealers one the most I could get was $18,000 from a dealer and mine car only has 3.000 miles on it.
Congrats!
09-01-2006, 02:13 PM
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RE: V6 to v8
I don't know how the heck you guys managed to make the switch without bumping your payment up to much, mine went up something like 150 bucks! And that included putting a heavy downpayment on it. I didn't get to take advantage of the 0% though since mine is an 07. That would have helped! No regrets though, the GT is a blast!
09-01-2006, 03:12 PM
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RE: V6 to v8
Very cool GT... I would love to bump up to the V8, but I already traded in a car to get my stang... and besides.. my car looks like the GT.. hehe... got the grin without the grunt.. sorta say.. hehe... congratulations on the move... your red sixer was awesome as well...
09-01-2006, 04:07 PM
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RE: V6 to v8
I just talked to my dealer and he said a v6 trade for a v8 is workable. If you went through Ford Motor Credit, regardless of your credit, when you purchased your v6 that you will get the 0% for 72 months. That means I'm going for it! Wish me luck!
09-01-2006, 04:11 PM
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RE: V6 to v8
Actually, even if you have 500, as long as you can get an approval from Ford Financing, you can get the 0% 72 Months. Atleast that's what they said on TV.
Trust me, its really hard not to get approved by Ford
Trust me, its really hard not to get approved by Ford
09-01-2006, 04:14 PM
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RE: V6 to v8
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Actually, even if you have 500, as long as you can get an approval from Ford Financing, you can get the 0% 72 Months. Atleast that's what they said on TV.
Trust me, its really hard not to get approved by Ford
Actually, even if you have 500, as long as you can get an approval from Ford Financing, you can get the 0% 72 Months. Atleast that's what they said on TV.
Trust me, its really hard not to get approved by Ford