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Old 03-09-2010, 02:19 PM   #11
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0% is as low as it will go, but the cash back may increase. Right now you can choose cash back (Around $2500) or the 0%. Obviously someone with the cash to buy without financing will opt for the rebate, but you can finance the car for free if you planned to get a loan anyway...
When I bought my escape , they had 0% for 60 months but it was better to take their 3.0 % and the $2500 cash back. (payment was a few dollors less at 3.0% )

With the 0% , there would have been no benefit to paying it off early . (I saved more on that one)
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Greg, I haven't been keeping up on the new cars at all. What is a good price to pay for a 2010 GT with a manual trans?
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Old 03-09-2010, 07:51 PM   #13
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0% is as low as it will go, but the cash back may increase. Right now you can choose cash back (Around $2500) or the 0%. Obviously someone with the cash to buy without financing will opt for the rebate, but you can finance the car for free if you planned to get a loan anyway...
I know it won't go to negative financing (though it'd be cool heh). By incentives I meant my incentive to buy. The deals to be had as a base negotiated price will be even greater once the new one comes out. When the world wants a 5.0, I'll take the 4.6 at a discounted rate plus whatever else they're tacking on in the name of ford incentives at the time. Could be sweet... or I could be wrong and then I'll have to buy a used '10
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Pics don't do the mustang justice I see a black 2010 GT on the weekends and it is SO cool!!!!
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A black one would be sooo cool!
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There's a black '10 st Sorens in Brookfield Jimmy. Used, but like $21,000. You don't get the low financing, but still....
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