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re: Did I just get a free truck?
Posted on 9/16/14 at 8:15 pm to LT
Posted on 9/16/14 at 8:15 pm to LT
Holy shite rebates are not "special financing terms". shite.
"0%" or "0.9%" for 47 years is what is typically offered by the manufacturer's financing arm.
The rebates are just that...either manufacturer or dealer rebates. They'll apply whether you finance with a credit union or your mother.
"0%" or "0.9%" for 47 years is what is typically offered by the manufacturer's financing arm.
The rebates are just that...either manufacturer or dealer rebates. They'll apply whether you finance with a credit union or your mother.
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Posted on 9/16/14 at 8:31 pm to Tiger4Ever
Check the rebates listed
There is a $1000.00 rebate for using ford motor credit. I get the difference between rebates and the finance rate... That's not what I was saying. I was saying the rebate is used to push people to use ford motor credit so they (fmc) get the loan. Ford will not provide a rebate so another entity will get the loan. The rebates come from the manufacturer and its credit arm.
There is a $1000.00 rebate for using ford motor credit. I get the difference between rebates and the finance rate... That's not what I was saying. I was saying the rebate is used to push people to use ford motor credit so they (fmc) get the loan. Ford will not provide a rebate so another entity will get the loan. The rebates come from the manufacturer and its credit arm.
Posted on 9/16/14 at 8:32 pm to Tiger4Ever
Wrong. First, often when you buy a car, there are rebates given by the manufacturer and then rebates given by factory finance companies. If you finance with an outside lender, you'll still get the first rebate but give up the second. Also, most of the time, if you take the "special APR", you give up the factory rebate.
Ex. Right now On a new Maxima, in my district, Nissan offers $4000 customer rebate, and $500 NMAC finance rebate. If you want to finance for 0%, you have to give up the $4000. If you decide to finance with an outside lender, you'd get the $4000 rebate, and give up the $500 NMAC financing rebate.
Ex. Right now On a new Maxima, in my district, Nissan offers $4000 customer rebate, and $500 NMAC finance rebate. If you want to finance for 0%, you have to give up the $4000. If you decide to finance with an outside lender, you'd get the $4000 rebate, and give up the $500 NMAC financing rebate.
Posted on 9/17/14 at 7:46 am to Tiger4Ever
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Holy shite rebates are not "special financing terms". shite.
"0%" or "0.9%" for 47 years is what is typically offered by the manufacturer's financing arm.
The rebates are just that...either manufacturer or dealer rebates. They'll apply whether you finance with a credit union or your mother.
Wrong. Ford is currently running promotions with FMC where you either get $2k rebate and 0% APR or you get $4k rebate and a higher rate.
ETA: Either way, you have to finance with FMC to get the rebates.
This post was edited on 9/17/14 at 7:47 am
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