Finally Built. Hope I got a good deal!
03-23-2017, 02:51 PM
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Finally Built. Hope I got a good deal!
I know there was a huge thread about this but cant seem to find it.
But finally got the window sticker from the factory so pretty excited.
So here in BC I pay 12% tax as well as 1.99% financing for 7 yrs.
20k for 2011 trade-in 15k loan payout. So 5k down.
Payment came down to $647/mo for 84 months after taxes. ($54,348)
I Feel like I got a decent deal.
Opinions? (everything in CAD)
But finally got the window sticker from the factory so pretty excited.
So here in BC I pay 12% tax as well as 1.99% financing for 7 yrs.
20k for 2011 trade-in 15k loan payout. So 5k down.
Payment came down to $647/mo for 84 months after taxes. ($54,348)
I Feel like I got a decent deal.
Opinions? (everything in CAD)
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03-23-2017, 03:05 PM
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probably pretty good on an ordered truck congrats. I paid 47,000 for my xlt sport 302a package with my extended warranty and maintence package. but it was on the lot and the 17's were about to come out.
03-23-2017, 04:02 PM
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03-23-2017, 05:08 PM
#6
While the price on the truck isnt bad, paying that much in interest over 7 years makes me want to vomit. The interest will eat up any kind of feel good savings you feel youre getting now.
I would pay off your truck you currently have and traxe it then. You get a sales tax break by getting as much trafe difference as possible.
Or pay it off in a couple years in full. Financing would only cost you in the neighborhood of 1300 bucks thats way.
I would pay off your truck you currently have and traxe it then. You get a sales tax break by getting as much trafe difference as possible.
Or pay it off in a couple years in full. Financing would only cost you in the neighborhood of 1300 bucks thats way.
03-23-2017, 05:26 PM
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While the price on the truck isnt bad, paying that much in interest over 7 years makes me want to vomit. The interest will eat up any kind of feel good savings you feel youre getting now.
I would pay off your truck you currently have and traxe it then. You get a sales tax break by getting as much trafe difference as possible.
Or pay it off in a couple years in full. Financing would only cost you in the neighborhood of 1300 bucks thats way.
I would pay off your truck you currently have and traxe it then. You get a sales tax break by getting as much trafe difference as possible.
Or pay it off in a couple years in full. Financing would only cost you in the neighborhood of 1300 bucks thats way.
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03-23-2017, 07:10 PM
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03-23-2017, 07:16 PM
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speaking as a fellow Canadian, seems OK for an ordered truck.
I paid 49 (+ 15% tax) for my 16 Lariat, but it was year end, it was on the lot and it was also sold as a "demo".
Deals are different up here than down there. Fact of life in Canada.
I paid 49 (+ 15% tax) for my 16 Lariat, but it was year end, it was on the lot and it was also sold as a "demo".
Deals are different up here than down there. Fact of life in Canada.
Last edited by Great white; 03-23-2017 at 07:22 PM.
03-23-2017, 07:33 PM
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I got 18% off MSRP for my Lariat.
Ford Canada is running 0% financing up to 60 months right now through 31st of March if you can live with the higher payment.
Ford Canada is running 0% financing up to 60 months right now through 31st of March if you can live with the higher payment.