Don't they come out tomorrow?? (April 3rd)

 

I think they end April 4th. So maybe april 5th !?.....

 

Sure would be nice if they were increase...My truck should be delivered this month.

 

I'd be really surprised if they go up. 10.1% increase in sales for March and lot inventory is down.

 

It went up a bit. $750 more available, good until 7-5.

 

where are you seeing this?

 

Over 81,000 F-Series sold in March. That is on pace for over 975,000 truck annualized.

Thought a chunk of those are the SD, so maybe they'll still put incentives on the F-150.

 

on ford's site. It varies by zip code, but I was maxing out at 4300 on an xlt ecoboost in my zip, now it's 5050. an extra 250 in general rebates and up from 500 to 1000 on ford financing rebates. Best way is to build your truck with your zip code, then at the end click calculate payments and switch to purchase and enter your own rates. Then you can click on update and close, then on the ! next to Available Incentives. It'll give you a breakdown of what that truck in that zip is eligible for. YOU may be eligible for more, but those are the guaranteed ones (if you finance through Ford).

 

I just looked at the list for the Lariat, and man does it make me feel stupid. I know I've seen things in the past but it never really mattered because somehow I've never managed to buy any vehicle that had incentives. Now it matters. So, when it says "retail" anywhere in the particular incentive, is that for buying at MSRP? Or are those incentives extra money you save no matter what? My deal right now on my ordered truck is for paying the invoice price and they acknowledged incentives may change that. I see about 5 incentives listed (besides military, college, etc.) for the Lariat. Do I get all of those? Thanks,
Mike Todd

 

retail just means not special group pricing like fleet or government agency. Customer orders or buying off the lot get considered as "retail" sales. You'll get all of those if you finance through Ford, or lose that one rebate if you do cash or your own outside financing.