0% interest on 2011 F-150???
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Overall best deal I could get in Vancouver Can.
Vehicle loan interst rates are generally higher than 3.25% here as well
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Well I got 0% and invoice plus $500 on the truck. And 20% off any options as well eg. EB, camera, rear step, running boards etc. $1000 Costco rebate and $1000 Ford rebate (at the time)
Overall best deal I could get in Vancouver Can.
Vehicle loan interst rates are generally higher than 3.25% here as well
Overall best deal I could get in Vancouver Can.
Vehicle loan interst rates are generally higher than 3.25% here as well
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I see what you guys are saying. I guess it really depends on how good you are at negotiating with 0%. I did the numbers both ways with rebates w/2.99% (because that's what I can get) and the rebates route is slightly cheaper. The problem is when you are given a choice btw 0% and a big rebate. Saying you want 0% and then trying to negotiate more than the rebate will probably be difficult. I can just see the salesman saying "well if you want 4500 off msrp, then let's do the rebate route" This will only be my second new car so I may be way off. Someone correct if I am.
This whole rebate vs 0% is interesting and if someone can explain it better, please do.
This whole rebate vs 0% is interesting and if someone can explain it better, please do.
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I don't think there's a big difference in what you pay in the end if you choose rebates or 0% interest. Obviously it depends on how much you borrow, for how long and at what interest rate. Getting a good price on the truck and borrowing someone else's money for free seemed good to me.
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