What Interest Rate Did You Get?
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#155
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When you refinance, your credit union may provide you a loan for the amount of the vehicle. They would pay off your Ford loan, which could net you the down payment that you gave Ford.
#157
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They have had it for many months if not all year. Typically you choose between $750 cash back or 0% financing through Ford.
Most of us with good credit opt for the $750 (3.9 or 4.9% or something like that?) cash back and then refinance immediately with a lower rate, in my case 1.49%...win/win.
I refinanced in 10 days, when I got around to it. The dealers hate it when you do that because the $750 gets charged back to the dealer if you refinance before 90 days. So many of them lie to their customers and tell them that you cannot refinance for 90 days, but in reality you can do it the next day. So, it is definitely worth it to take the $750!
Most of us with good credit opt for the $750 (3.9 or 4.9% or something like that?) cash back and then refinance immediately with a lower rate, in my case 1.49%...win/win.
I refinanced in 10 days, when I got around to it. The dealers hate it when you do that because the $750 gets charged back to the dealer if you refinance before 90 days. So many of them lie to their customers and tell them that you cannot refinance for 90 days, but in reality you can do it the next day. So, it is definitely worth it to take the $750!
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