trading in my 2010 king ranch for 11-12 eco boost/6.2?
#41
Senior Member
Whats their price with the lower interest rate? At 49650 loan at 3.99, you pay $6262 in interest over 72 months. At 1.99% you'll pay 3064 in interest over the same period. So if the rebate is under 3200, you'll be better off taking the lower interest rate.
#43
Senior Member
Originally Posted by HunterSmitty
I dont think this is right. 45000 is just the truck cost, not factoring in his loss. 45,000 at 3.99 over 72 months is 703.83 monthly. His price is 776 over 72 months which means he's taking a loan close to 49650 for it all.
#44
Original sticker price is 49500 if I buy it for that price I can get it for 1.9% but my payment would be higher . At 3.9 % at 45000 for 776 a month. If I do rebates they said my interest would be higher roughly around 10% which I don't want.
#45
Senior Member
They are full of ****. Like I said earlier if you have good credit which you must if they are giving you 1.9 then have them shop banks. Chase and bank of America have rates in the 3s for 72 not 10% unless I read what you said wrong. I got mine with the rebates for 72 from chase mine stickered about 4 less but I was upside down too trading in a 2010
#46
Senior Member
Ya this isn't a good deal at all in my opinion. I'd think somewhere around 42k at 1.99% financing, and 29k for yours. This would mean you finance around 45000 at 1.99% for a payment of 663.57 over 72 months.
Their invoice on that truck is probably around 45k minus rebates. So they'd definitely be making money on this deal.
What state is this so someone can verify some numbers with rebates offered?
Their invoice on that truck is probably around 45k minus rebates. So they'd definitely be making money on this deal.
What state is this so someone can verify some numbers with rebates offered?
#47
What r u guys paying monthly if u dont mind me asking? They were originally gunna give me 0% but at 950 a month which I don't want. What do I gotta tell them so I can get it down from 45000? And keep that low interest rate? Besides shopping around banks cuz there goin through ford credit right now
#49
Senior Member
Sorry vic, its so hard to compare for me in Canada. You should go to truecar.com and price up the truck with your exact options. That will give you the invoice cost of the vehicle, and then you should subtract the rebates from that. From what I can tell, you quality for 1500+1000 in rebates.
#50
Senior Member
Originally Posted by vic_s197
What r u guys paying monthly if u dont mind me asking? They were originally gunna give me 0% but at 950 a month which I don't want. What do I gotta tell them so I can get it down from 45000? And keep that low interest rate? Besides shopping around banks cuz there goin through ford credit right now