is it possible

to get the ford power package included in your monthly finance
i know its most likely never but worth a shot lol....

Sure. Your dealer can add all sorts of things in. Wheels, supercharger, Power Pack, just talk to your salesperson.

is that sarcasm
cus i really want to get it right off the bat for an ecoboost pp

It isn't sarcasm. A lot of dealers offer to let you finance add-ons.

Big caveat is finance responsibly -- don't bite off more debt than you can handle given how fast these things depreciate.

Aurum said:

It isn't sarcasm. A lot of dealers offer to let you finance add-ons.

Big caveat is finance responsibly -- don't bite off more debt than you can handle given how fast these things appreciate.

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awesome thanks

You can finance an extended warrentee as well. If they can sell it, you can finance it.

You are spending way beyond your means if you have to resort to doing that.

i will never finance go fast parts. finance the car for as little as you can and then save for parts

VRYALT3R3D said:

You are spending way beyond your means if you have to resort to doing that.

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Came here to say this. Sucks to hear, but if you're financing an extra $500-600 because you have to and not because you want to, it's probably not finance-a-new-car time.

since when does the average guy behind a keyboard know his financial situation?

guess everyone that bought a 700hp roush supercharged hellcat killer from leabanon ford was "financing" too much? :doh:

cmon people some guys want it dealer installed with a warranty that doesnt mean thwy cant foot the bill

16MustangVet said:

since when does the average guy behind a keyboard know his financial situation?

guess everyone that bought a 700hp roush supercharged hellcat killer from leabanon ford was "financing" too much? :doh:

cmon people some guys want it dealer installed with a warranty that doesnt mean thwy cant foot the bill

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If that was the case, why would they come ask about it on a forum instead of just planning to pay for it or asking during the purchase process? It reads like someone who wants a thing but not if it can't be financed. If we're wrong then more power to OP (literally).

Extrapolate that some and couldn't it be said if you can't pay cash for the car you can't afford it? Smh. The guy asked a simple question that only needed a simple answer.

Jake said:

If that was the case, why would they come ask about it on a forum instead of just planning to pay for it or asking during the purchase process? It reads like someone who wants a thing but not if it can't be financed. If we're wrong then more power to OP (literally).

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Sure are assumimg alot arent we..........

Not everyone knows every single option available on mustang. Especially if you start looking at roush options....

Maybe hes never owned a domestic and the mustang looks like an appealing option now instead of say a nissan or something german.....

I guess point im trying to make is i wouldnt want people putting words in my mouth or assuming things. OP came looking for a pretty simple answer imo.

stoli said:

Extrapolate that some and couldn't it be said if you can't pay cash for the car you can't afford it? Smh. The guy asked a simple question that only needed a simple answer.

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Maybe next time i go looking to buy a house i shouldnt ask what options are available for cabinets siding ect. ect. and according to jake and others in here i should only be looking at a house if i can pay cash? LOL.....

Cant pay cash i guess only option is being homeless and walking......:frusty:

A co-worker did this for his Focus ST. Got all kinds of options thrown on his car and installed before he picked it up brand new from the dealer and financed the total cost.

Majority finance there vehicles or lease. Rare people walk into a dealer and just buy a vehicle straight up cash. Unless your me of course