npsmith0485
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Does Ford offer 7 year loans on the 350?
And what rate could one expect to get with a 775+ score?
And what rate could one expect to get with a 775+ score?
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I was told 3+ percent. Join a credit union. Pennfed is 1.50 or so on 60? I forget.Does Ford offer 7 year loans on the 350?
And what rate could one expect to get with a 775+ score?
You will probably almost get a better rate from a credit union or a bank.Does Ford offer 7 year loans on the 350?
And what rate could one expect to get with a 775+ score?
Yes. You can get 7 years. 3% from PNC, Suntrust, and most credit unions. Northwest Federal, NASA, Apple Federal, etc. Apple will do every half every two for 7 years.Does Ford offer 7 year loans on the 350?
And what rate could one expect to get with a 775+ score?
Curious, What do you mean "every half every two for 7 years"?Yes. You can get 7 years. 3% from PNC, Suntrust, and most credit unions. Northwest Federal, NASA, Apple Federal, etc. Apple will do every half every two for 7 years.
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Geez, that is an insane loan length and like some $11K in interest.Navy Fed. Will do 96 months for their members at about 4.3%
Terrible wording on my part. :doh:Curious, What do you mean "every half every two for 7 years"?
If your working towards a credit score above 800, don't finance a car for 7 years. 5 years max. If you can't swing the 5 years, perhaps you're biting off more than you can chew. IMO.Does Ford offer 7 year loans on the 350?
And what rate could one expect to get with a 775+ score?
I am not sure if that is correct. At least I know 800+ is absolutely possible with 6 years.If your working towards a credit score above 800, don't finance a car for 7 years. 5 years max. If you can't swing the 5 years, perhaps you're biting off more than you can chew. IMO.
This i was I did. Ill trade or buy at the end.PedFed offers a balloon loan. I did 5 years, $0 down, 2.49%. It's about $22k payment at the end. So I'll either plunk down the change, or do a two-year loan to finish it off. But 2.49% and nothing down is pretty attractive and the payment is lower than the traditional loan I did on my '16 with $19k down by about $100/mo.
I wouldn't recommend this loan for most cars, but the residual on the GT350 is going to be very good after 5 years comparatively so I think this is a good option.
Do you mind sharing what it is you pay per month with the balloon?PedFed offers a balloon loan. I did 5 years, $0 down, 2.49%. It's about $22k payment at the end. So I'll either plunk down the change, or do a two-year loan to finish it off. But 2.49% and nothing down is pretty attractive and the payment is lower than the traditional loan I did on my '16 with $19k down by about $100/mo.
I wouldn't recommend this loan for most cars, but the residual on the GT350 is going to be very good after 5 years comparatively so I think this is a good option.