almost everything... toyota, chevy, gmc, ram, ford... 4wd, 2wd, diesel, gas, i have a little bit of everything but nissan... nissan is crap
Take the loan and pay it off early.
what dealer is that? Autonation ford jacksonville showed me some 4 different options as far as number... i just started laughing... i just walked away
It’s not a commonly ordered package style. Someone either special orders online or from the dealer and decided to back out. Doesn’t have anything special that you couldn’t recreate yourself with your own order.I was looking at a nice GT Premium convertible, but the sales guys wouldn't budge. Looked a little further (excuse me, please) and found the one I brought home. They practically gave it to me. Magnetic Metallic Premium ECOBOOST™ convertible.
Both of these were Green-Window-sticker "Special Order" cars. Someone on here believed the purchaser's name appeared on the sticker. Not on the one I got. Any new knowledge about "Special Orders"? Any hope of decoding the gibberish in the "Special Order" box?
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When I was shopping for my used 18 I came across a dealer in okc I think who had roush packaged mustangs listed for like low 30s, 32k maybe. Something like that. I knew it was impossible but called them up to see and of course it was closer to 50 or so. Salesman gave some bs answer about why it was listed so low. And it wasn't just one it was multiple vehicles from them.
Congrats Torr on your new Stang. Great story on how you got. These days you do what you have to.I've been looking to purchase a Mustang since 2006, but it was never in the cards until the 0% for 84 months was offered.
It's not that I can't afford a shorter term, but more about keeping my money working for me. I get D-plan pricing plus there's an additional bonus $500 available.
I started searching inventory and thought I had found what I wanted in Illinois, but a member here happened to check that very car out the day after we had arranged the dealer trade. Based on his observations, I decided to look for an alternative and found the one I got 6 hours away in Cleveland.
By time we made arrangements with Ganley Ford to buy it, it was noon and Michigan's governor had just issued the "shelter in home" orders.
My coworker and I hopped in my Fusion demo and made it there non-stop by 5:30pm. Then we inspected the car head to toe and took off for home. I made it back to Traverse City by 12:30am and left for work again at 6:30am for my hour commute to work.
It was worth it!
Kona Blue 301A, A10, PP1 with magneride, Nav, Enhanced Security Pkg.
The special financing deal saves me over $5000 more compared to taking the available rebates!
Easier said than done, most can't do that. Hence why they choose the 84 months
Taking out an 84 month loan on a car, especially a Mustang, is financially irresponsible if it is the only way you can afford the car. The car industry is now doing what the mortgage industry did back in 2008. People without the means to buy a car using a 36 month loan will go upside down and most likely will have the car repossessed. The only people that should be taking these ultra long 0% interest loans are those who really do not need it.